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Under Stalin, prison labour was used to speed industrialisation and factored into five-year plans.
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The pace of oxygen loss is likely to have speeded up massively in the last three decades, with the industrialisation of China, India, South Korea and other countries, and as a consequence of the massive worldwide increase in the burning of fossil fuels.
If we were to follow the Weberian line on this, then a highly Protestant area undergoing rapid modernisation would almost automatically experience a process of radical secularisation going hand-in-hand with industrialisation, a process which was only speeded up by the communist obsession with heavy industry.
Our rapid industrialisation over the past century has sped these processes, so that now, many urban centres face inundation by storm surges, and we stand to lose many of the most economically important parts of our planet.
Industrialisation is still occurring.
Industrialisation has stalled.
That can kick-start industrialisation.
Early industrialisation had similar effects.
Industrialisation did not go unopposed.
The mechanical quickening of industrialisation.
Unrestrained industrialisation is poisoning crops and people.
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