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Material connected with environmental justice.
A cheap product appears to save money for the buyer. Its full cost may instead be paid through low wages, unsafe work, pollution, animal suffering, public subsidies and waste excluded from the price displayed in the shop.
Environmental damage is often paid for by taxpayers, local communities, future generations and animals rather than by those who caused it. The polluter-pays principle attempts to place those costs where they belong.
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