an acedemic way to say: As the wind and energy sectors continue to grow, there has been a natural tendency for smaller TNCs to be absorbed by larger ones (Harris). While the environmental benefits still exist, this phenomenon undercuts "the democratic possibilities for a decentralized system of energy and fails to solve the problems between capital and labor" (Harris 64). Smaller corporations engage a nation's economy by providing jobs to its people, but larger corporations involved in wind turbine energy production tend to take shortcuts that can lead to poor work environments and unethical environmental practices (Harris 66-68). Overall, globalization of the energy market has led to countries investing in conservation efforts, and businesses adjusting to the market, but the problem remains that the oil and coal industries continue to be prevalent in the energy sector and negatively impact lives