Industrialization, urbanization, and the commercialization of agriculture have impacted the environment in several ways. Industrialization led to pollution of air, water, and land as factories used machines that replaced human labor. It also contributed to natural resource depletion. Urbanization concentrated populations in cities, causing pollution, habitat destruction, and degraded water quality. The commercialization of agriculture has led to issues like deforestation, loss of biodiversity, soil erosion, and overuse of pesticides. While industrial and economic development are necessary, sustainable solutions like organized waste disposal, afforestation, and reduced pollution can help mitigate their environmental impacts.