Fast fashion pollution

Photo by Naja Bertolt Jensen on UnsplashWater is the basis of life and the backbone of civilization; we consume it, we bathe in it, and we marvel at its bea ...

BBC Earth tells you all about about where your returned goods end up and what can be done to combat this unnecessary and damaging waste.

As the West continues to mass produce cheap clothes, a lot of it ends up barely worn, donated or in a landfill. In Ghana, the deluge of worn-out fashions has overwhelmed the West African country's infrastructure and poses huge environmental threats to its coastlines.

60,000 tons of used clothes decorate the Atacama Desert in Chile, becoming the backyard scenery in the north part of the country. Mountains and mountains

A guide on how to solve the microplastic textiles problem and what are the best plant-based alternatives for your garments

Burnaby’s Mark Angelo is at the centre of a new film highlighting the fashion industry’s harmful effects on streams and rivers around the world.