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The market is not going to resolve the environmental crisis.
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The statement says that ordinary market forces—such as buying, selling, and competition—will not by themselves solve the environmental crisis. It rejects the idea that the crisis will be resolved simply through market activity, suggesting that other forms of action are needed.
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