What Is Fast Fashion—and Why Is It a Problem?
Fast fashion refers to the mass production of cheap, stylish clothes, resulting in significant environmental and labor issues.
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Fast fashion refers to the mass production of cheap, stylish clothes, resulting in significant environmental and labor issues.
Fast fashion’s lack of sustainability has long been the subject of news media coverage. But now the realities of climate change mean that fashion reporting must be reimagined to include the lived environmental and human rights realities of workers making what we wear, writes contributor Yessenia Funes in the new Voices of Environmental Justice column. Ideas and resources for
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Ten years after the Rana Plaza garment factory collapsed in Bangladesh, garment workers continue to face poverty wages, long hours, and poor working conditions.
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