But why isn't this the case for other harmful industries?
Money invested in very profitable but socially harmful industries — oil, tobacco, alcohol, and gambling, for example — can undo the good accomplished by the money earned from those investments.
A British exit from the EU would be "deeply harmful" for industry, the boss of one of the UK's largest manufacturing firms has warned.
When PBDE was found to be equally harmful, the industry moved on to chlorinated Tris, which has been recently declared a carcinogen by a California state science panel.
Smokers looked for evidence that smoking wasn't harmful, seven industry executives stood before Congress and swore that nicotine was not addictive despite knowing otherwise, and legislatures struggled to pass laws to reduce smoking in public places.
To make it part of Windows would undoubtedly be viewed, especially in Europe, as being too harmful to the industry.
Its report said that "labour hire companies and, in particular, the so-called 'phoenix' operators, are particularly harmful to the industry and seasonal workers".
The research is part of an effort to pinpoint whether e-cigarettes are harmful, as the industry has grown rapidly in the past few years.
One piece in the show, "Midden" by Alex McFarlane, echoes the recondite anatomy of the city water supply and also hints at the sometimes harmful impact of industry on the land.
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