"Walmart has launched the Buy American program. The program not only encourages the purchase of American$-$made goods, but also raises awareness among hundreds of thousands of Walmart shoppers. It has tremendous purchasing power to make the department aware.

Environmental awareness campaigns work in a similar fashion. These programs are an example of corporate social responsibility, a practical joke designed to lure customers into the store. By luring people into stores by engaging them in emotional issues such as buying American$-$made products, consumers are led to an image of corporate social responsibility. Many might view the "Buy American" program as a gimmick rather than a corporate social responsibility. Because Walmart has dropped its focus and now he is one of the biggest buyers of foreign goods.

Walmart strives to be zero waste, use $100\%$ renewable energy, explore what it means to be 'sustainable' in our products, restore natural resources, and reduce waste and emissions. I am aiming for The local community where our employees and customers live.

Citizenship programs that focus on specific aspects of the community are an important part of corporate social responsibility. Please note that corporate social responsibility includes the economic, legal, ethical and philanthropic responsibilities of a company. Even if you succeed in one area, you cannot afford to lose in another. Companies like Walmart need to focus on their overall responsibility."...can you rephrasae this paragrph in simple human language $.$