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The Age of Climate Industrialism
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The Age of Climate Industrialism If you ever read anything we write, it should be this. Lyn Stoler , Sonam Velani , and Anson Yu Oct 12, 2022 27 3 1 Share (Quick) Story Time: In 1872, Edgar Thomson Steel Works began construction on Pittsburgh's first steel mill, which was producing rails by 1874. A decade later, New York City's first electric lights illuminated Pearl Street Station, the world's first central power station. Detroit saw the manufacturing of the first Ford Model T in 1908, and then the first Ford assembly line in 1913. In 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge was opened to the public in S
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