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Contamination

2025-04-04 09:51:42 UTC

In my opinion, this can't keep happening, we need to make a radical change and support Barra's idea.

The waste numbers are so high, how can we allow 131000 tones of clothes to be dumped without doing anything. This is hurting our lives and future, we need to help now! Let's reuse!

fast fashion

2025-04-04 09:54:39 UTC

I am a journalist and I am shocked. The Atacama Desert is not a dump, but now it looks like one. Fast fashion sends many clothes to Chile. People buy clothes, throw them away, and forget. But local people live with this problem. . Free shorts are not the solution.

Great option!

2025-04-04 09:54:52 UTC

We live in a disaster world, but this is a little sunbeam into the cave. The attitude to set up a project like this is amazing and exhibit to the world a catastrophe and a good solution for the fast fashion and clean a beautiful place like Atacama Desert makes me feel proud.

Joyce

2025-04-04 09:55:06 UTC

This type of thing is a very important thing to talk about it, the waste of clothes is massive, and we don't use them like we should. Most of them are found it in a perfection condition and they gave away. We can have a better use of these clothes or gift them with other people.

Nature is home, not trash.

2025-04-04 09:55:34 UTC

I agree with selling those clothes and winning some money by it, after all, it's their place and using it as a landfill could be harmful for myself and people I love.

I could say that selling it with a price can be right, after all, it's their home.

Fast fashion is detrimental.

Marc-Pedri-Distinguido

2025-04-04 09:56:13 UTC

We talk about “sustainable fashion,” but the Atacama Desert is choking on our discarded clothes. The West’s fast fashion addiction is piling up in Chile, out of sight, out of mind. This isn’t recycling—it’s dumping. #FastFashion #Atacama #EnvironmentalJustice

2025-04-04 09:56:45 UTC

We have to be all the people consciousness that this problem. All the brands fabricate a lot of clothes, and so much of that finishes in the rubbish. This project is a good idea to search another live to clothes that they are not used another time.

Fast Fashion

2025-04-04 09:57:47 UTC

In my opinion we need to reuse the clothes and not only throw away, that things need to change now if we want to reduce the world contamination.

We shouldn't allow so many tones of clothes dumped. With the number of people who are missing clothes, so much cannot be thrown away.

Ainoa

aldpascuel — 2025-04-04 09:57:56 UTC

In my opinion, the fast fashion is a good option for the most of the people because it has an accessible price, but I think it is expensive but cheap as well, but the clothes are not as they were before, and the quality also changed a bit after being thrown away in desert.

Kamal

2025-04-04 09:58:05 UTC

Fast fashion is helping a lot around the world. But what’s happening in North Chile is right? There are piles of clothes in desert that are not in use, that’s what people thought but Bastian Barria prove them wrong by recollecting and resolding them. I believe he’s doing the great work.

2025-04-04 09:59:08 UTC

In my opinion, that the in the Atacama Desert the people found much clothes in perfect condition, it's a problem, because people that don't know this it will follow buying clothes and the contamination will increase more and more.

Barra's work is amazing, and his idea too. The clothes' industry is very dangerous to the earth and we don't care, is sad. It is a big problem and we have to think of a solution now!

2025-04-04 09:59:24 UTC

2025-04-04 09:59:44 UTC

Hello readers! I'm going to talk about the waste of clothes. Chile has the biggest land field of waste clothes in the world. And that the USA is the country that wastes more clothes out of all other countries. We got to solve this problem because it's affecting us and our world.

Dark side of fast fashion

2025-04-09 18:11:34 UTC

As a journalist, I was shocked to see the reality behind fast fashion in Chile’s Atacama Desert. Thousands of tons of clothes from the West are dumped there every year. Many are new or barely used. This is not just waste, it’s pollution, hurting people and nature. We often buy cheap clothes without thinking of the cost to the planet. It’s time to ask who really pays the price for our fashion? We need more less waste, and better solutions. Fashion shouldn’t come at the cost of our environment. #FastFashion #Sustainability #AtacamaDesert