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Stop with these crappy primark clothes and start buying quality brands

Can you make a video on deposit re use system and how methane emissions can be curbed

In Sri Lanka we make cloth carprts out of offcuts.but this issue needs a permanent solution . That is why countries must push for a strong global plastic treaty which is being negotiated at the moment

Wow, it's like this was made for the mess being made of the islands of Aotearoa New Zealand by the dairy and meat industries.

Excellent if depressing!

Brilliant - thank you for your work and this powerful video. Time for a new documentary on Netflix! ;-) <3 Keep up the great work!

Thank you. Spread this far and wide.

The parody is hilarious, yet disturbing at the same time.

Dark, but true.

ahh we're so fgking doomed

It’s already false! 🙄 first point, it can be recycled again. Already lost my attention at point one! You need to recheck your facts!

time for an update re the september agreement

Marketing minds don't leave any opportunity to make money at the cost of the health and environment and decieve consumers in ways never heard before. 😢 .

This is one of those videos that gets millions of views after 4 or 5 years

Kenya should start their own textile cottage industry - in the manner that India did during the British occupation. By removing the reliance on external imports, this problem ceases to be one.

Virtue signalling at it's finest, do absolutely nothing but complain

capitalist realism be like

Wait so it's climate week in New York, and nessle is a partner of climate week?

I love this form of protest. You don't interrupt people's daily live, making you stand out and memorable (in terms of sending a message) with people stopping roads etc. It makes people dislike these messages which need to be said.

Important work! It’s crucial to critique them

This is crazy, good job!

Companies aren't your friend

Great action

This needs to be seen globally

how isnt this viral

CMF. Shining a light on greenwashing. It's increasingly beneficial for companies to be seen as more environmentally friendly with sustainable products but when will we see a step towards accountability!

Such a shame when people are so careless about the world that they avoid learning about this instead of searching and learning so that they can learn how to reduce their waste.

I am more worried about their livelihood, This documentary should have shed some light on what they were doing before coming to this field and what they wish to do instead. What will they do to survive, if they don't have this waste coming in? Or do they do this because they earn easy money which otherwise they have to do some hard labour? Or do they really have no other possible jobs?

My question is: how does this waste get to African countries? Surely there must be some deals between governments, right?

My question is: how does this waste get to African countries? Surely there must be some deals between governments, right?

Thank you for such an insightful and informative documentary. My question would be did you manage to speak to the relevant bodies in Kenya with the mandate to regulate the second hand clothes import? If we were to have a policy in place to curb this, who would be responsible for its implementation?

This dumping. Those textiles are purposefully brought here because they should be dumped somewhere. But we gladfuly allow this just to protect some short term gain which is (mostly political) but with life long consequences.

Kenya and other countries without infrastructure to handle fast fashion plastic clothes should not receive it. The true cost of this cheaply made clothing on people and our earth, is not paid. This movie should be shared and promoted more so people who but H&M, Nike, Zara and other fast fashion junk can see the damage! We need to take responsible for our own individual consumption!

China export more used clothes than 9 countries combined..

Very amazing video.

Good documentary work here.

Consumers must stop buying fast fashion. We have made these companies successful buy continuing to buy from them. Companies must be responsible for a buy back program if it's man made fibres.

we must hold Big Fashion to account for overproducing clothing made by people who are being exploited, only for it to end up polluting communities in the Global South. the only people benefiting from this overproduction are the CEOs and top execs of these brands. their greed is violence.

Thanks to showing this and I really appreciate ur work but u should also make a documentary about recently incident happened in Ohio America th-cam.com/video/ggTUKRoRwq0/w-d-xo.html

Excellent video that very clearly suggests a solution - Make good clothes. Make brands responsible for the end-of-life of the products they place on the market.

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This should have billions of views. I use ALL my clothing till falls apart and not repairable. Never buy by webshops . Except my jeans as those are 35 years the same model and size . Keep waste low as possible.

This is what is called globalization. We have forgotten our duty to protect and preserve the environment in the name of ripping big in wealth and greed.

Thanks

To be fair, short clips of villages and streams of water filled with trash isn't exactly a me problem. I might've thrown my clothes away in a bin that ended up in Kenya, but Kenyans threw those scraps of clothing all around the village, all across the roads, forests and into the streams. Nobody transported all those clothes down there JUST to dump the problem in someone else's hands either. Those clothes could've just as well ended up in a landfill or have been burnt up for energy in their country of origin without it turning into a problem whatsoever. This goes to show that this isn't a "western world evil" problem. Sure, we transport clothes (And all other kinds of pre-used stuff) down there (and to other places) through various charities and contracts, but whoever receives them needs to have asked for them to begin with. This is quite the industry in Kenya. They take clothes, sort them out based on usefulness or value, then depending on what bin they end up in, either resells them locally, partially recycle them or throw them away if they're not good enough (tattered + plastic content). So: The true reason why it's such a shitshow is because 1: They don't have good practises in play. 2: A lot of places don't exactly have great infrastructure to handle some of the issues that occur either in production or storage and 3: They throw shit to the wayside and nobody picks it up. A lot.

These clothes are given free but sold for profit in the host country! Sort them and recycle them, it's part of the deal!

Buy kenya build kenya is the only way we can grow our country and also save our environment.

Great infor!

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