a simple way to Save Earth

From the point of view of consumers:

– Consumers should not be in charge of deciding whether goods are produced in a fair and carbon-neutral way.

– Due to their socialization and limited perception, consumers are not capable of making informed decisions about the global impact of their consumption.

– Instead, companies should be legally required to produce goods sustainably, taking the burden of responsibility off of consumers.

From the point of view of companies:

– Companies should be legally required to produce their goods in a fair and carbon-neutral way.

– This is necessary because consumers are not capable of making informed decisions about the global impact of their consumption due to their limited perception and socialization.

– Companies have the power and resources to make sustainable production possible and should take responsibility for their impact on the environment.

From a logical point of view:

– Given that the global impact of consumption is a pressing issue, and that consumers are not capable of making informed decisions about it, it makes sense to shift the responsibility of sustainable production from consumers to companies.

– Companies have the power and resources to make sustainable production possible, and should take responsibility for their impact on the environment.

– Legally requiring companies to produce goods sustainably could help solve both social injustice and climate change issues in one stroke.