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Most big companies are unprofitable when forced to internalize environmental and social costs.

Unwilling to Sacrifice by Paul Margolis & Ilan Cohen

Aug 27, 202100:28:08Science & Medicine

Does the US need a true Environmental Dictator to shift our climate direction? The huge "profit" margins being made by the world’s most profitable industries–big oil, big meat, big tobacco, big mining and big electronics...

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Most big companies are unprofitable when forced to internalize environmental and social costs. is an episode from Unwilling to Sacrifice by Paul Margolis & Ilan Cohen. Does the US need a true Environmental Dictator to shift our climate dire...

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Published Aug 27, 2021, 00:28:08 long, audio available.

Most big companies are unprofitable when forced to internalize environmental and social costs.

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