The Negative Environmental Effects of Nineteenth-Century Industrialization Included All of the Following

The negative environmental effects of nineteenth-century industrialization included all of the following except

A) smoke and particulate matter polluting the air.
B) large piles of waste product and slag left behind.
C) chemical and dye materials dumped into the rivers.
D) deforestation and reduction of agriculture in areas used instead for mining coal, iron, and limestone.
E) depletion of the ozone layer.