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    According to Niinimäki et al.

    (2020), The fashion industry's sustainably harmful supply


    chain methods have come under more scrutiny on the globe. Firstly, they business is still
    expanding despite the extensively reported negative effects on the environment especially
    because fast fashion which depends on low-cost production, frequent consumption, and
    disposable clothing is becoming more and more popular. Moreover, analyse the
    environmental implications at key stages in the textile and fashion value chain, with an
    emphasis on water use, chemical pollution, CO2 emissions, and textile waste. The fashion
    sector has a significant impact on the environment, producing about 92 million tonnes of
    rubbish yearly and using 79 billion litres of water. While the consumption of water,
    resources, chemicals, and energy in each stage of production influences the environment.
    They also show that the supply network for the fashion and textile industries is extensive
    and difficult, extending from the manufacture of chemical products and agriculture to
    production, shipment, and sale. Furthermore, they adoption of sustainable practices all the
    way through the supply chain, and a change in customer behaviour, specifically a reduction
    in the number of new clothes purchases and an increase in the useful life of current
    garments. Hence, the fast fashion is putting our environment at risk by creating for wastes,
    polluting the water and air that was extracted from manufactories. In conclusion, water
    pollution chemical and energy are very important and accurate to think about the
    environmental.
    Text Response:
    I totally agree with the author that fast fashion impacts the environment in various
    possible ways from production to consumption. The research in this article is up to
    date as fast fashion is a current massive threat to environment that we are
    living in. It is a problem which is hard to solve or reduce because people love
    trends, but trends can never last long. The main evident that author raised is
    strong because it clearly concludes the statistics of waste produced and
    water consumed each year. ‘Impacts from fashion industry include over 92
    million tonnes of waste produced per year and 79 trillion tonnes of water
    consumed’. One of the main strengths is that this article clearly identifies the
    problem that is currently happening with statistics as evidence. One of the
    weakest things is the evidence does not provide the source of information
    and solutions to the discussed problems are not given. I believe that more than
    90% of people, it is not likely of them to donate the unused clothes but dispose in the bin

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