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1. Moving towards more sustainable production of clothing would obviously result in a lower profit. However, I believe that, while initial gains may be significantly lowered, the money required for health concerns caused by the pollution itself will be reduced (as there is less pollution), thus not impacting the economy as much as one might expect.
In other words, obvious actions such as raising environmental and waste standards are an important first step that is required for a healthier and more environmentally friendly society.

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2. An obvious question in response to harm and irresponsible discharge of chemicals is why it is being discharged into rivers, rather than sewers or canals meant for waste. Presently, I would assume that either a), there are no such waterways, or b), they are too expensive for the desired profit margin of MNCs. In this case, a solution to resolve the problem of chemical discharge in rivers would be to construct more waterways and canals in which chemicals would not be directed into rivers.

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1. Polluted water
2. Polluted air
3. Affects organisms and can  change DNA and their health

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1. Damages health of individuals
2. Damages living conditions
3. Prohibits agricultural work
4. Affects access to clean drinking water and safe consumption of foods
5. Forces migration

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1. Cheap labour
2. Damages local companies

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Why are less developed countries a target?

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Why are less developed countries a target?

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1. Not very strong environmental laws and regulations
2. Want to benefit economically so they will be more lenient
3. Not as strong laws on exploitation of workers
4. A lot of the police and security is corrupt so it is easy to get away with doing something wrong
5. They see it as a way to expand and develop, when in reality, they will suffer worse consequences