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In Module 5, I wanted to choose an article that would go in further detail on this weeks discussion. I believe this article states the environmental and social justice that is face with the production of goods. This would shed light on why I believe that the corporations and the people demanding these products bare responsibility for the consequences faced for creating these products. Please read the article below. Trees falling as fragile forests become cropland is a visual shorthand for the environmental costs exporting countries pay to meet lucrative global demands for food. Yet a new study reveals a counterintuitive truth: Importing food also damages homeland ecology.