Discover the shocking truth behind your wardrobe in this insightful podcast from Green Smith Nepal! In “Fast Fashion’s Hidden Cost: A Call for Sustainable Style in Nepal and Beyond,” we expose how fast fashion contributes massively to global carbon emissions, water pollution, microplastics, and devastating textile waste while perpetuating harsh labor conditions in developing countries like Nepal. Learn why sustainable fashion, ethical clothing choices, and circular economy models are vital to combat these environmental and human rights abuses.
What You'll Learn:
- Why the fashion industry is responsible for over 10% of all global carbon emissions and 20% of industrial water pollution.
- How fast fashion drives microplastic pollution, devastating landfills, and water bodies.
- The severe impact on workers: low wages, forced labor, child labor, and unsafe conditions.
- The unique role Nepal can play in shifting toward sustainable brands, supporting local artisans, and traditional textile recycling.
- Powerful solutions: deadstock fabrics, extending garment life, buying secondhand, repair, and the rise of slow fashion and supply chain transparency.
- How consumers, governments, and industry can drive real change with policies like Extended Producer Responsibility and digital product passports.
Why Listen?
Through real stories and facts, we highlight shifting trends toward eco-friendly fashion, ethical fashion, and the growing movement for sustainable brands in Nepal and globally. Support a cleaner planet and fairer industry with every purchase!
Support mindful, environmentally conscious fashion in Nepal and help lead the way to a greener, more ethical world—listen now!
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