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You can try and boycott large companies to try and make more ethical and environmentally friendly clothes and textiles

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Fines could be placed on manufacturers who are releasing toxic chemicals into the ocean due to their inefficient and unsustainable manufacturing process

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Government could opt to start taxing corporations and manufacturers that are not being ethical in their production of clothing

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Try and make and innovate cheaper dyes with cleaner ties to the environment

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The environmental consequences in China which include rapid pollution near populated areas have caused a cascade of negative externalities. One large issue of all this pollution is that people now don’t have safe water to drink anymore, this effect is magnified in the countryside where they cant buy bottles of water easily. This consequence has led people in the countryside being diagnosed and killed by gastrointestinal cancer more than any other method of dying. It has also led to animals such as the bison these farmers use to become sick which can cut off an already dangerously low wage for the farmers. These pollutants in China also give base to extremely deadly chemicals in the water which can and has killed many of China's animals as well as even turning some fish different genders just based on the concentration of chemicals in the water, one being a masculinity related chemical. These chemicals however are far more reaching than in just China. The chemicals have been seen to travel over half the world to end up in all sort of places such as in Canada's arctic regions as they can see the chemicals in dead polar bears showing that the chemicals aren’t isolated in china.

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Currently, the outsourcing of major brands to China has caused for inefficient labour as the large companies themselves aren't responsible for the efficiency of the output, they simply demand a certain amount to be produced by the Chinese manufacturing plant. This generally amounts to cheap, inefficient labour which results in lots of profit for the major brands that sell it for many times the manufacturing price, in developed countries.

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By 2020, 20 brands have pledged to detox their clothing

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By 2020, 20 brands have pledged to detox their clothing

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By 2050, the need for water will double yet we are opting to waste it today

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By 2050, the need for water will double yet we are opting to waste it today

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Levi’s 501 jeans use 500+ gallons of water to produce

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Levi’s 501 jeans use 500+ gallons of water to produce

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The textile industry uses 3.2% of the world’s overall available water

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The textile industry uses 3.2% of the world’s overall available water

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Toxic heavy metal like Cadmium & Mercury are persistent and can travel half the globe without breaking down

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Toxic heavy metal like Cadmium & Mercury are persistent and can travel half the globe without breaking down

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The toxics that are released have been known to be carcinogenic

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The toxics that are released have been known to be carcinogenic

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70% of China’s water is too polluted to use

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70% of China’s water is too polluted to use