Every year, more than 60,000 tonnes of clothes are shipped to northern Chile from Europe, the US and Asia. Whether they're brand new, unsold or second hand, many of these items are abandoned or burned in Chile's Atacama desert – releasing toxic fumes, affecting people's health and scarring the landscape. A recycling plant is set to open soon, with more than 3,000 tonnes of clothes already waiting. The local community is calling for stricter global regulations, as residents suffer the consequences of the fast fashion industry. The Down to Earth team takes a closer look.
You think your old clothes go to the poor, think again.
i cant stand women anymore buying all them bullshit outfits
omg a tiny little hole .... trows away 99 percent perfectly good fabric ... dumb cunts
anyhow diesel apocalypse is here n credit cards are maxed ... bitches run dry and recession is here to put a stop to thi shit
and guess what ... most microplastics are from washing these trash outfits they can wear only once ... from these fucking trash pretty clothes they waste a fortune on ... NOT MY STRAW OR PLASTIC BOTTLE CUNTTTTSSSS
also i havent bought a tshirt in ten years ... all the sponsored ones and freebie ones still perfectly fine heck i still even have a boatload wrapped in the plastic they came in
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