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"Trash Walker" Anna Sacks finds treasure in her neighborhood's refuse and shares the discoveries with her 400,000 online followers. She is part of a growing trend of "zero wasters" who patrol the city's streets.

Everything Gen Z finds interesting from FIT's 2023 sustainability event, including a VR campaign 'Earth Things First' and artist merch revival.

The brand have issued an apology after a viral video showcased many bags that had been purposefully ruined, despite their website preaching sustainability.

New York-based activist Anna Sacks sparked a furious backlash online after posting a video on TikTok showing off the slashed goods she had purchased from another activist.

A TikToker is using the platform to expose what she describes as a "bag slashing" policy at one of the world's well-known fashion brands.

Meet the Jewish activist digging through the trash for climate justice Advertisement A few years ago, Anna Sacks was an utterly different person. Her existence revolved around the monotonous slender buildings, high-rise cubicles and exceedingly demanding domains of Manhattan’s corporate world. The young New Yorker’s workday routines soon became onerous and quite prosaic, to the point of tedium. She needed a radical switch away from the antagonistic competitive culture that prevented her fro...