You could be a bit more specific. The way I see it, the problem is: 1) Profit incentives that don't align with long-term environmental improvement, in part due

You could be a bit more specific. The way I see it, the problem is: 1) Profit incentives that don't align with long-term environmental improvement, in part due to ineffective regulations. 2) Incomplete corporate accounting that doesn't factor in environmental costs such as pollution. 3) Apathy and/or lack of awareness of environmental consequences by consumers - a state which is encouraged by advertising and corporate mechanisms such as planned obsolescence.