Lead in Shein Clothing is a Case Study in Toxic Fashion
Reports of Lead in Shein Clothing is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the problems of toxic fashion, and fast fashion is to blame.
Reports of Lead in Shein Clothing is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the problems of toxic fashion, and fast fashion is to blame.
The Chinese government is organizing and using forced labor to produce many of its exports, including garments, thread, and yarn used in popular fashion brands’ products.
The FABRIC Act is a US Senate bill aimed at protecting US garment workers from exploitation and encouraging garment manufacturing in the US rather than overseas.
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Plastic Bag Bans Don’t Work In 2019, Connecticut implemented legislation to ban plastic bags. For the first two years, retailers were still allowed to provide plastic bags for a fee of 10 cents each. The plan seemed to work at first. I remember watching shoppers juggle wares in their arms and hold them in their …
February 2022 Life Update The last month has been a wild ride. After completing my 21-hour ordination exams the first week of January, we got the heck out of dodge. But not before I got yelled at on the street by a neighboring landlady who decided I was “lazy” because the apartment I live in …
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