Third world countries could initiate an air pollution tax on first world countries by utilizing international agreements and collaboration. Through platforms such as the United Nations or the World Trade Organization, developing nations can push for fair environmental regulations that require industrialized nations to take responsibility for their historical emissions and current pollution. They might implement a "carbon pricing" framework, where taxes are levied on imported goods according to their carbon emissions during production, thus creating a financial motivation for first world countries to cut down on emissions and adopt greener technologies. Furthermore, by raising awareness and forming alliances with NGOs and global environmental organizations, developing countries can enhance their negotiating strength, advocating for policies that not only address climate change but also encourage sustainable development and facilitate technology transfer.