Stupidly click baity title. The only corporation that does not pollute is the one that doesn't produce anything. Sure, regulations such as carbon taxes are necessary to contain negative externalities, but if there's a demand for cheap products there will be a lowest bidder that will take all market share.
Lowering our consumption is unfortunately the way to make those companies pollute less.
Sure, regulations such as carbon taxes are necessary to contain negative externalities, but if there’s a demand for cheap products there will be a lowest bidder that will take all market share.
If the taxes are accounting for the externalities well enough, even the lowest bidder will be sustainable.
What would that even do? Sure, you can tax the companies for their CO2 emissions, but they'd still be in profit, and monetary compensation to the state won't make the CO2 disappear. Money isn't some magical paper that will suddenly reduce carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere if you throw it in the air, it's just a currency, banked labor hours.
Corporations make things either for consumers, governments (for consumers), or other corporations (for consumers). There is a lot to be said about what changes in consumption can change
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