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Fast Fashion Bad. Fast fashion consumers are quick to throw clothes away: That’s why greenpeace has been pressuring brands to remove dangerous chemicals from their supply chains through its detoxing fashion campaigns. During the pandemic, as stores closed, consumers ditched fast fashion staples such as h&m and zara, instead opting to order. Learn how fast fashion, defined as cheap and trendy clothing, harms the environment and society. Fast fashion is big business, and while the environmental costs are rising, experts say there is another way: A circular economy for textiles. The fast fashion market is popular for its cheap and convenient options, but its impacts on the environment may be enough to. Clothes are poorly made, widely purchased, rarely worn and quickly thrown. Discover the statistics, causes and effects of water pollution, microplastics, energy use, and labour exploitation in the fashion industry. Fast fashion’s negative impact includes its use of cheap, toxic textile dyes—making the fashion industry the one of the largest polluters of clean water globally, right up there with agriculture. Plastic fibres are polluting the oceans, the wastewater, toxic dyes, and the exploitation of underpaid workers. Fast fashion is cheap because workers are not paid adequately.

Plastic fibres are polluting the oceans, the wastewater, toxic dyes, and the exploitation of underpaid workers. A circular economy for textiles. The fast fashion market is popular for its cheap and convenient options, but its impacts on the environment may be enough to. Fast fashion is big business, and while the environmental costs are rising, experts say there is another way: Clothes are poorly made, widely purchased, rarely worn and quickly thrown. Fast fashion is cheap because workers are not paid adequately. Discover the statistics, causes and effects of water pollution, microplastics, energy use, and labour exploitation in the fashion industry. During the pandemic, as stores closed, consumers ditched fast fashion staples such as h&m and zara, instead opting to order. That’s why greenpeace has been pressuring brands to remove dangerous chemicals from their supply chains through its detoxing fashion campaigns. Fast fashion consumers are quick to throw clothes away:

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Fast Fashion Bad Clothes are poorly made, widely purchased, rarely worn and quickly thrown. Fast fashion consumers are quick to throw clothes away: Fast fashion’s negative impact includes its use of cheap, toxic textile dyes—making the fashion industry the one of the largest polluters of clean water globally, right up there with agriculture. Fast fashion is big business, and while the environmental costs are rising, experts say there is another way: During the pandemic, as stores closed, consumers ditched fast fashion staples such as h&m and zara, instead opting to order. Clothes are poorly made, widely purchased, rarely worn and quickly thrown. That’s why greenpeace has been pressuring brands to remove dangerous chemicals from their supply chains through its detoxing fashion campaigns. Discover the statistics, causes and effects of water pollution, microplastics, energy use, and labour exploitation in the fashion industry. The fast fashion market is popular for its cheap and convenient options, but its impacts on the environment may be enough to. Learn how fast fashion, defined as cheap and trendy clothing, harms the environment and society. Fast fashion is cheap because workers are not paid adequately. A circular economy for textiles. Plastic fibres are polluting the oceans, the wastewater, toxic dyes, and the exploitation of underpaid workers.