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“Fast Fashion Environmental Impact” delves into how the fast fashion industry affects our planet. It highlights the environmental consequences of rapid clothing production, including pollution, waste, and resource depletion. The video also discusses the role of consumer behavior in driving demand for fast fashion and suggests more sustainable choices.

My reaction: I understand the growing pressure that many Gen Z teenagers feel—the constant need to buy new clothes to fit in or keep up with trends. But I think a great alternative is thrifting or repurposing old clothes to make them trendy again. 🤩

I’ve heard that e-commerce shops like Shein, Temu, and Taobao sell really cheap clothes. I’ve bought shirts from them before, but I always make sure to wear them for a long time. If I don’t wear them anymore, I either repurpose them, give them to a friend, or donate them.

That being said, Shein, Temu, and similar brands aren’t exactly ethical. They rely on unsafe labor conditions, even involving children, and their quality isn’t always great (even though I still buy from them sometimes—I just make sure to get the more expensive ones since they tend to be better quality 😅😅).

Whatever it is, I just hope more people educate themselves about fast fashion and its impact. 😀😀 I mean, yeah, you can still shop from Shein or wherever, but at least try to make good use of what you buy instead of throwing it away and contributing to pollution 💀💀

Xoxo, Haiqal 🩶

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Fast Fashion Environmental Impact | Fast Fashion Effects On Environment | The Planet Voice

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Gracie Abrams’ performance at London’s O2 Arena on March 6, 2025, showcased her strong vocals and genuine connection with fans. The stage design was minimalistic, focusing attention on her music and presence. A standout moment was when she performed from a set resembling her childhood bedroom, adding intimacy to the large venue.  While her songs reflect influences from artists like Taylor Swift and Phoebe Bridgers, Abrams is still developing her unique sound.

My reaction: Nahhh 😍😍, Gracie Abrams at the O2 was actually insane. The way she makes a whole arena feel like a personal heartbreak session is crazy 🫨. When she sang I Love You, I’m Sorry, I just stood crying 🧎‍♂️‍➡️🧎‍♂️‍➡️—Gracie just gets it.

Xoxo, Haiqal 🩶

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Is social media making us depressed and anxious ?

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Is social media making us depressed and anxious ?

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Social media has changed the way we connect, but has it also fueled rising depression and anxiety among young people? Research is mixed—some studies link social media to low self-esteem and FOMO, while others suggest it helps with social anxiety. The key? Being mindful of how social media affects your mental health and curating your feed to protect your well-being.

My reaction:

Social media is a huge part of our lives, but is it actually messing with our mental health? Some say it lowers self-esteem and makes people feel left out 😟😟, while others think it helps with social anxiety. Honestly, I feel like it depends on how you use it 😅. It’s kinda scary how much it can affect us without us realizing. Maybe we should start paying more attention to what we see online and how it make us feel 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Xoxo, Haiqal 🩶

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Dirty water and endless wars: Why cholera outbreaks are on the rise again 🦠

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Dirty water and endless wars: Why cholera outbreaks are on the rise again 🦠

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Cholera is resurging due to war, climate change, and poor sanitation, with cases rising 90% in 2024. Conflict zones like South Sudan face severe outbreaks, worsened by limited vaccines and clean water. Overcrowded refugee camps accelerate its spread, highlighting the urgent need for global intervention.

My reaction:

It’s crazy how cholera, something we think is old and preventable, is still spreading 💀💀 because of war and climate change. Cases jumped 90% in 2024, and places like South Sudan are hit the hardest with poor sanitation and overcrowded camps. Even with a global vaccine stockpile, it’s still not enough. If we can’t control a preventable disease, what does that say about global health? Lol.

Xoxo, Haiqal 🩶