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Some studies suggest fast fashion negatively impacts environmental sustainability and worker rights, contributing to carbon emissions, wastewater, and poor working conditions, while other studies note it benefits consumers in developed countries.
Fast fashion, characterized by rapid production and turnover of clothing styles, has significant implications for environmental sustainability and worker rights. This synthesis examines the environmental and social impacts of fast fashion, drawing on multiple research studies to provide a comprehensive overview.
Fast fashion poses significant challenges to environmental sustainability and worker rights. It contributes to high carbon emissions, water pollution, and resource overexploitation while often exploiting labor in developing countries. Effective solutions include regulatory measures, consumer education, and the adoption of sustainable practices. A concerted effort from consumers, brands, and policymakers is essential to create a more sustainable and equitable fashion industry.
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