Unlike bands, tribes, or chiefdoms that are affected by the environment, industrial states have developed such complex, modern systems that they tend to be exempt from environmental influences and can operate free of environmental constraints.

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Industrial states are not exempt from environmental influences and are not free of environmental constraints. In fact, many industrial processes have significant environmental impacts, and industrial states must often implement regulations and practices to mitigate these impacts. Additionally, industrial states are still reliant on the environment for resources such as energy and natural resources.

Unlike Bands, Tribes, or Chiefdoms That Are Affected by the Environment