According to Norman Bowie in "Money, Morality and Motor Cars," business has no special obligation to stop polluting above its natural limits.

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Norman Bowie argues that businesses have a moral obligation to reduce pollution, but only to the extent that it is economically feasible. He believes that businesses should not be held to a higher standard than other members of society, and that they should not be forced to bear the entire cost of pollution reduction.