What is the main criticism of corporations in the first section?

• They focus too much on innovation.

• They are too transparent about their operations.

• They prioritize profit over people's health.

• They invest heavily in community development.

What personal story is shared in the second section?

• A company cleaning up local water sources.

• A family losing members to cancer due to industrial pollution.

• A community thriving due to corporate investment.

• A politician advocating for environmental policies.

What is the primary goal of the movement discussed in the third section?

• To ensure safe living conditions for all.

• To increase corporate profits.

• To promote industrial growth.

• To reduce taxes for corporations.

How does the speaker suggest communities should respond to environmental injustices?

• By ignoring the issues.

• By moving to wealthier areas.

• By uniting and fighting back.

• By investing in more industries.

What does the speaker call the act of prioritizing ethical values over profit?

• Capitalism

• Justice

• Liberalism

• Socialism

What is the speaker's view on treating corporations like people?

• It promotes economic growth.

• It is a necessary practice.

• It is a form of justice.

• It should never be done.

What does the speaker believe is the role of human beings regarding the environment?

• To prioritize economic growth over it.

• To ignore environmental issues.

• To do better and protect it.

• To exploit it for resources.