Climate change is a phenomenon that affects and permeates through the Earth, and its

immediate effect is causing people to become increasingly concerned. According to Parker

(n.d.), climate change is caused by human activities such as deforestation, intensive agriculture
which causes the emittance of greenhouse gases, and the increased use of fossil fuels such as
oil, gas, etc. Those who contribute most to the environmental damage are the companies that
tend to produce toxic wastes which, then, causes different kinds of environmental pollution. An
example of the aforementioned companies are fossil fuel and logging businesses. In order to
hold these private companies accountable and reduce the damages in the environment, these
companies should, first, accept all the responsibilities for all the environmental repercussions of
their decisions and make reparations for the damage they have caused in return. Secondly,
they should be required to shift toward sustainable industrial output; for example, in fossil fuel
industries, they should avoid extracting, producing, distributing, and using coal and oil, and
instead concentrate on using renewable energy. Lastly, they should offer highly effective and
low-cost solutions and concentrate on reducing emissions.