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How does an increase in national production affect pollution?

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Basically, almost all increases in production will lead to an increase in pollution. In this specific instance, we're dealing with national production, which would include the total of goods produced in a given year. Most companies that produce goods will leave a thumbprint on the environment unless we can say positively that 100% of the company's production processes are performed with completely green technology that makes no ...

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