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here are some of the countries that use child labor 

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here are some of the countries that use child labor 

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Almost half of all child labourers are between ages 5 and 11. Approximately 4.3 million children work in forced labour, including debt bondage, slavery and commercial sexual exploitation.

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Almost half of all child labourers are between ages 5 and 11. Approximately 4.3 million children work in forced labour, including debt bondage, slavery and commercial sexual exploitation.

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-Mass production of clothing (shein) leads to poorly made clothing which doesn't break down and damages after only a few words.
-Child labor is excused purely out of capitalist greed. Since when did abusing children become okay in exchange for cheaper produce.
-People become addicted to spending.
-Credit cards allow for people to buy themselves broke without needing to worry.
-Advertisement plays with our mental wellbeing and forces us into impulsive decisions.
-Companies are destroying our atmosphere and speeding global warming.
-Many unsafe working conditions.
-There's a ton of societal pressure to live the "American Dream" which is no longer possible for the average person without horribly damaging the environment and racking up hundreds of thousands of credit card debt.
-Money doesn't truly make us happy. It's easy to become addicted to buying many things you don't need and we expect these possessions to make us happy, but when it doesn't we can only buy more until were left with nothing but the items we bought for no reason other than happiness we never got.
-Many retail workers face pressure from customers because their own customers are under pressure to spend.

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With the pandemic which has caused travel to decrease, our greenhouse gas emissions have dropped. So without people buying plane tickets and traveling our environment is slowly getting better - History Crunch

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Does not necessarily lead to increased happiness beyond a certain point.

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In makeup there is a product put into it to make it shiny, Mica. Mica is illegally mined by children and sold to a company that sells it legally. With so many people purchasing makeup they buy it. The kids aren't even payed well and do it solely to get enough money for food, which Most of the times, they don't even get.

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The Dark Secret Behind Your Favorite Makeup Products | Shady | Refinery29

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Due to Covid, roughly 8.9 million more children are susceptible to child labour, making even more children deprived from education, one of the world's qualities of life.

At the beginning of 2020, 1 out of 10 children are in child labour

- Worldvision.org

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It takes 2,700L of water to produce a t-shirt, which fills up more than 30 bathtubs (credit: TED-ED on youtube)

Cotton production uses more pesticides and insecticides than any other crop (credit: TED-ED on youtube)

Pollutants can carcinogenic, can harm field workers, and damage surrounding ecosystems (TED-ED on youtube)

70% coloring is made of bleaches and dyes, some having cancer causing cadmium, lead, chromium, and mercury (TED-ED on youtube)

Human labor is required to stitch fabric into shirts (TED-ED on youtube)

Bangladesh employs 4.5 million people, giving them low wages and poor conditions (TED-ED on youtube)

garbage truckload of textiles going to landfill every second (DW Planet A on youtube)

producing clothes pollutes our water and churns out CO2 (DW Planet A on youtube)

the fast fashion model pioneered by Zara means that brands are churning out double the amount of clothing per year (DW Planet A on youtube)

PET material is produced from petroleum, and the process uses lots of energy and releases CO2, as well as acids and ammonia into the water supply (DW Planet A on youtube)

polyester fabrics can shed 700,00 micro plastic fibers with every wash, which ends up in the ocean and also in our food (DW Planet A on youtube)

almost 100 million tons of textiles end up in landfills every year, which is equal to 500 evergreen ships (aka the ship that got stuck a while ago) (DW Planet A on youtube)

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consumerism is really bad for the environment and our health. the fish eat the plastics produced by our violent want to consume single use products, we eat the fish, and then those microplastics end up in our system. Also, the working conditions used to provide us those products can be absolutely vile, with workers being paid less for more work, and companies using child labor

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The pressure modern day advertising puts on you motivates you to buy the latest piece of high technology instead of saving for your kids college fund. It eliminates any possibility for future wealth, yet wealth is what people need to have a pleasant future. If you don't rack up hundreds of thousands of credit card you've failed.

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Long shipping chains which use Cars, Trains, and planes which have massive Carbon emissions. Also the manufacturing companies are polluting their  environments with excess materials and trash.
-Brigham

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In 2018, 22 countries use child labour or forced labour to mine gold meaning that millions are people are working in hazardous situations

- 2018 List of Goods Produced by Child Labor or Forced Labor

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the more people the cunsume products the harder children have to work to make the products.

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the more people the cunsume products the harder children have to work to make the products.

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There are many negative and some positive impacts for consumerism for example in the U.S department of labour research it states  that there are children that are 10 years old being forced to work in unsafe environments.this ties into safety and security because children are working in us safe environments.in contrast a positive impact is that the produce that is manufactured by children are being sold for money across the world so consumers can spend more and more money in the product. That is whi consumerism has a positive and negative impact on life. 

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There are many negative and some positive impacts for consumerism for example in the U.S department of labour research it states  that there are children that are 10 years old being forced to work in unsafe environments.this ties into safety and security because children are working in us safe environments.in contrast a positive impact is that the produce that is manufactured by children are being sold for money across the world so consumers can spend more and more money in the product. That is whi consumerism has a positive and negative impact on life. 

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its causing lots of waste and filling up the land with garbage and making it hard for us to live on it because it's polluting the earth and are body is not meant to inhale the type of oxygen

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its causing lots of waste and filling up the land with garbage and making it hard for us to live on it because it's polluting the earth and are body is not meant to inhale the type of oxygen

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With consumerism, there isn't a fair chance for people to gain equal wealth. It leaves most of the population at a great disadvantage, along with creating this idea that money buys happiness yet those without money are left out to dry.