Corporate greed is destroying our planet from "summary" of Revolution by Russell Brand
We are facing a crisis of monumental proportions. Our planet is being ravaged by the insatiable greed of corporations. They are pillaging our natural resources, polluting our air and water, and destroying delicate ecosystems. All in the name of profit. These corporations are driven by a relentless pursuit of growth and wealth. They will stop at nothing to increase their bottom line, even if it means sacrificing the health of our planet and future generations. They exploit loopholes in regulations, dodge taxes, and externalize the true cost of their operations onto society and the environment. The consequences of this corporate greed are dire. Climate change is accelerating at an alarming rate, species are going extinct at an unprecedented ...
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