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Fashion is a trillion-dollar industry – and the second-biggest polluter on the planet. Demand for cheap clothes has led to a rise in fast fashion, and every year we send over £140 million worth of clothes to landfill, while one in six of us have as many as five things in our wardrobe that we’ve never even worn. Here is exactly how fast fashion is harming the environment, and what you can do to stop it.
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MPs on the Environmental Audit Committee have suggested fast fashion retailers be made to pay a 1p surcharge on every garment sold, in a bid to help fund schemes that collect and recycle clothes. Textile production contributes to climate change more than international air travel and shipping combined.