World Trade Organization rules allow a government to take actions to control environmental damage caused by its own firms' production.

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This is true under WTO rules, which include provisions allowing for environmental measures such as restrictions on the use of certain substances, product labeling requirements, and measures to control air and water pollution. However, such measures must be applied in a non-discriminatory manner and cannot be used as a disguised protectionist measure.

World Trade Organization Rules Allow a Government to Take Actions