Why does globalization lead to increasing environmental damage?

The destruction of virgin forests by man is causing soil erosion, landslides, and barren areas; major multinational corporations do not support green environmental practices; rising sea levels due to greenhouse gas emissions, dangerously high levels of radioactivity from radioisotopes like strontium 90 produced by nuclear power plants, and ozone layer depletion from CFCs are all contributing factors to this disaster; the use of biodegradable materials, proper waste management, and town planning with strict penalties for corporations that contribute to increased toxic wastes are the solutions.

Globalization often leads to increased environmental damage due to intensified resource extraction, expanded production, and transportation activities, resulting in higher energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Additionally, weaker regulatory standards in some regions can contribute to environmental degradation as industries seek cost-cutting measures.