Stacey Dooley is an investigative journalist for BBC. Recently she has done a number of reports on the negative environmental impact of Fast Fashion. In the Tweet below there is a link to a video where she visits an area that used to be the Aral sea. What used to be one of the largest bodies of freshwater in the world and was roughly half the size of the UK, is now almost completely dried up.
MTIX is working hard to develop and deploy its technologies that have a positive impact on the Earth and the humans that inhabit it. We support those that seek to inform the consumers of the true cost of the Fast Fashion that they consume.
You can see more of Stacey’s investigative work on Fast Fashion here, Stacey Dooley Investigates
#MLSE uses a fraction of the water, energy and other resources as compared to conventional textile/apparel finishing processes. #sustainability https://t.co/Z3qSx413Zs
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