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BP, Chevron, and ExxonMobil are the highest-emitting companies, with most of their emissions coming from state ownership.

The 100 largest transnationals are responsible for 72% of the global industrial GHG emissions.

The top 25 corporate and state-owned transnationals account for more than 75% of global GHG emissions.

The majority of emissions from the 100 active fossil fuel producers are from privately investor-owned companies.

The majority of emissions from the 100 active fossil fuel producers are from publicly investor-owned companies.

Protectionist policies like the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act

A series of bank failures worldwide

The Stock Market Crash of 1929

The Dust Bowl in the midwest USA

It faces a fixed cost for each unit of environmental pollution avoided.

It finds it more costly to reduce its emissions per unit compared to a firm with a steeper MAC curve.

Its marginal abatement cost increases at a lower rate per unit of production as it reduces emissions.

It is less efficient at reducing emissions and will likely need to buy allowances from other firms.

It is more likely to be a buyer of allowances in the market.

To enhance solely the monetary values of ecosystem services

To support exclusive use of biophysical metrics

To establish economic dominance in environmental policies

To recognize the diverse values of nature beyond economic ones

To limit the valuation of ecosystem services to cultural factors

Clean air

 Stable climate conditions

Hybrid car

Forests

Clean oceans

Promoting carbon offset programs.

Reducing resource extraction rates.

Boosting aggregate demand and sustainability.

Decreasing global biodiversity loss.

Increasing forestation rates.