I don't think so. The problem is environmental regulations raise the cost of doing business. Which is fine, if you live in a place like the US, say, or Austra

I don't think so. The problem is environmental regulations raise the cost of doing business. Which is fine, if you live in a place like the US, say, or Australia. But if you live in a country where people are already going hungry, a small increase in costs means people on the margins are going to literally starve to death.