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Fast Fashion and the Effects it has on the Environment and How We can Save our Planet.
Background Fashion in general is defined as “the making or shaping of the appearance of the body by means of clothing and adornment in a way that expresses aesthetic ideals that are continually subject to change” according to an article titled ‘Fashion: Origins and Development’ written by Lourdes Font and Beth McMahon. Before the 1800s, the creation of clothing was a slow process, as sheep were farmed for wool and that wool was weaved and slowly turned to shirts, dresses and pants. Thankfully, during the Industrial Revolution new textile machines and factories were created in which sped up the process of clothing production according to an article titled ‘Fashion History Lesson: The Origins of Fast Fashion’ by Sara Idacavage. Fast fashion is dated back to 1989 when Anne-Marie Schiro wrote an article, where she talks about the opening of Zara in New York. She calls the Spanish company a ‘fast fashion’ one since the store is restocked every three weeks with the latest trends in which everyone wanted a taste of according to an article titled ‘Two New Stores the Cruise Fashion’s Fast Lane’ written by Anne-Marie Schiro. In addition, H&M opened its first store in the US in 2000 and that was another revolutionary beginning for fast fashion companies as Americans began to believe that cheap is chic and this idea was globalized according to Ruth La. Ferla in the article ‘’Cheap Chic’ Draws Crowds on 5th Ave’.
By Natalie G.4 years ago in Earth
The End of The World: The five best films about the climate apocalypse
The new sustainable development trend (ESG agenda) opened the world to concepts such as organic and ecological goods. Large companies are modernizing their production to reduce their environmental impact. The interests of travelers also change. Tourists began to choose places that support the principles of sustainable development. The film industry is not lagging behind these spheres. Their work is carried out in several directions.
By JOHN ANDERSON4 years ago in Earth
Sustainability and the Bottom Line
Climate change is, hands down, one of the biggest challenges of the 21st century but it is also an opportunity for businesses to participate in a wave of positive change. Climate action is certainly capital intensive but with changing consumer and investor behaviors, stricter government regulations, and soaring resource prices, being good has never been more profitable!
By Rishi Rathi4 years ago in Earth
COP 21; The Elephant in the Room
What is human effort used for – expended on? In our bid to become carbon neutral, to reduce the damage we're doing to the planet and to resolve the inequalities that render sectors of human society fatally poor (if that is actually a serious society-wide desire...) one thing is becoming clearer with every political statement and international attempt at agreement; our consumerism is the chief cause of the planet's ills.
By Christopher Lloyd4 years ago in Earth
RIVERS IN INDIA
The Indus River : It is the longest river in India, length is about 3180 km. It is also know as Sindhu Nad, The Indus River provides key water resources for Pakistan’s economy. Its estimated annual flow stands at around 243 km3, twice that of the Nile River.
By sanju unique 4 years ago in Earth
Adani Gujarat loses out to Gujarat Gas on city gas distribution network
Its India-based diversified organization includes 6 publicly traded companies. It has built a portfolio of world-class transport and utility infrastructure that is available throughout India. Adani Group's headquarters is in Ahmedabad in Gujarat, India.
By Shivan Pillai4 years ago in Earth
Smithills Open Farm
Smithills Farm is a 200-year old, family-run farm nestled in the heart of the Bolton countryside. For more than a decade, we’ve been successfully converting our farm into a popular wedding venue with a rustic charm that draws couples from all over the county. To find out why most people say that Smithills Farm is one of the best wedding venues they’ve ever seen and what makes our weddings so special
By Melissa Cheung4 years ago in Earth
The Love That Remains
The Love That Remain Written By W. C. (Bill) Chamberlain This book is lovingly dedicated to........ My Dearest Annie, Without your love, without your dedication and determination, this story would have never been written. You have inspired me. You have loved me, and I have always loved you. I want you to know that you will always be with me. No matter where we are or who we are with, we will be together in spirit. I will pray for you to be happy. I will always love and need you.
By Bill Chamberlain4 years ago in Earth
No, Kangaroos Don’t Bounce Down the Street — Yes You Can Have a Beer With Them
Unfortunately, our kangaroos don't hop down the street on command (they are wild animals, not trained monkeys). But you can get up close and personal with them at various locations. A petting zoo will provide you with a vanilla Australian experience and lots of happy snaps. However, for a genuinely authentic Aussie experience, having a beer with a roo ticks all the boxes.
By Sandi Parsons4 years ago in Earth
