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Factory
* Factories also emit pollution into the skies and affect the air organisms breathe
  - introduce dangerous chemicals into our environment
  - pollute the world with smog and smoke every day of the workweek
* Factories are capable of bottle water
  - can beans
  - companies
  - located in cities
* Factories are located in industrial areas
  - parks
  - workers
  - plants
  - used for manufacturing
* Factories can cause noise and air pollution
  - produce either consumer or producer goods
* Factories cause both air and water pollution
  - more pollution than that seen from smokestack emissions
  - continue to pump smoke out in the air
  - dump waste and chemicals into rivers and oceans and pollute the water
  - employ workers
  - evolve as economies grow more advanced
  - frequently have too few bathrooms and they are often locked, broken, and filthy
* Factories have products
* Factories includes assembly lines
  - conveyer belts
  - infrastructures
  - locker rooms
  - production lines
  - sections
  - shop floors
* Factories make goods to send to stores to be sold
  - mean tens of thousands of workingmen and their families
* Factories perform follow functions
* Factories produce gases
  - industrial gases
  - proteins, vital units of chemical commerce
  - provide warmth
  - radiate heat
  - release less pollution into the sky and spill fewer chemicals into lakes and rivers
  - sometimes dump trash or chemicals into the water supply
* Factories use cleaner energy sources and new paints, solvents and other materials that pollute less
  - energy to make food, furniture, clothes, and toys
  - huge amounts of water in their industrial processes
  - land and resources, Burning fossil fuels produces pollution
  - static electricity to reduce pollution coming from their smokestacks
* Many factories discriminate against workers in terms of sex and age.
* Many factories use steam in their production process
  - x-rays to find flaws in metal, castings and welds
* Most factories employ workers
  - have power plants in which generators burn fuel to produce heat
* Most factories produce gases
  - specialize in assembly work and light manufacturing
  - use energy
* Some factories contain hormones
  - even conduct time and motion studies to determine each movement of the worker's body
* Some factories have periods each year when they lay off workers
  - their own organic gardens to supply quality food for their workers
  - operate unduly harsh rules to improve productivity, such as punishments for talking
* Some factories produce acid
  - plastic
  - remove waste
  - reportedly make children work late and sleep in the factories
* Some factories transform clean electricity
  - use equipment to shape metal or plastic
+ AgustaWestland
  * It designs and produces civilian and military helicopters. Factories are in Italy and the United Kingdom. The company's headquarters is in Samarate, in Lombardy, Italy.
+ Blacksmith, History: Occupations
  * Around 1850, countries like the United States of America and the United Kingdom made new ways to make steel and tools in factories. Factories now make tools faster, and for less money than blacksmiths. There are now very few blacksmiths in countries that have a lot of factories.
+ Robot, Modern Robots
  * Robots now have many uses. Many factories use robots to do lots of hard work quickly and without many mistakes. These are 'industrial' robots.

### structure | factory:

Chemical plant
* are facilities
  - industrial plants
  - one source of hazardous materials, but there are many others
* discharges waste into the Mediterranean, Lebanon.

Factory farming
* causes more river pollution than all industrial sources.
* involves industrial-type methods that yield large amounts of food.
* raises a variety of business and economic issues.