Pollution

Garment waste Out of fashion

Enough clothes have already been made to outfit everyone on the planet. But with rampant overproduction leaving more and more fabric waste in landfill, it’s time to find a solution By Amanda Kaufmann

Jun 24, 201913-minute read

24 June 2019
THIS WEEK IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

Things fall apart

Sooner or later, the past always catches up with you. This week we’re looking at the world’s growing garment waste crisis, how BRI’s appetite for traditional Chinese medicine is putting the region’s animals at risk, Cambodia’s domestic debt traps and more.
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