Fast Fashion: What Is an Example of Overconsumption?
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According to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), humanity is using resources at 1.7 times the rate that the Earth's ecosystems can regenerate, a clear indicator of systemic overconsumption. This unsustainable rate is most visible in the relentless cycle of fast fashion, where constant trends drive excessive purchasing and disposal of clothing.
