If it gets bad enough future generations will outlaw non-biodegradable products. So it's also in the best interest of producers to help in these matters. In f

If it gets bad enough future generations will outlaw non-biodegradable products. So it's also in the best interest of producers to help in these matters. In fact, this is a little off topic, but there are 2 things that may coincide here. Exorbitant salaries of executives at most if not all of those same companies that play a huge role in the devastation should redirect that money to fixing some of the environmental issues their companies are exacerbating. If those companies aren't putting enough into offsetting the problems they're causing to the environment they shouldn't be paying their executives so much money. Redirect that money to the planet. I'd go so far to say financial companies may not play a huge role directly, but certainly play an enormous role indirectly. They should be paying that same penalty (re: executive salaries / profits) based on their portfolio of companies.