Fast Fashion Or Over Consumption Of Business Models Or Exacerbate Global Warming.

"Fast fashion" is characterized by the rapid introduction of relatively inexpensive fashion garments, which has been popular in recent years. A new UK study shows that this business model which is easy to lead to waste and over consumption may aggravate global warming.

According to Oxfam, the British commercial district sells 2 tons of heavy clothing per minute, according to Oxfam. It calculates the lifetime of clothing in terms of raw materials, spinning, clothing, transportation, washing and discarding. An average of 2 tons of clothing sold per minute is equivalent to generating more than 50 tons of carbon emissions per minute on average.

According to Oxfam, driving a car around the world for 6 cycles of carbon emissions is about 50 tons, while buying a white cotton T-shirt is equivalent to emitting 10.75 kilograms of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.

According to the survey, the average British weekly discarded 11 million old clothes as rubbish.

Danny Sriskandalaja, a British Oxfam employee, said that the fact that fashion influences the earth is shocking. People should think twice before buying new clothes. "As consumers, we have the ability to make changes." for example, "buying second-hand clothing helps to make the cycle grow longer and let the old clothes get the second life".

Oxfam Oxfam will cooperate with its launch of the "second-hand September" campaign. It urged consumers not to buy new products in September.