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by aurea
117 days ago
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I'm no expert and don't know the full extent of what's already happening and what this ban would change, but I would say there is evidence that this is already happening. In a recent episode of Clive Myrie's African Adventure where he goes to Ghana, he "heads to one of the world’s biggest second-hand markets to meet the designers giving discarded clothes a second chance". They show a lady that bought a "crate" of random unsold clothes for around 500 USD, and she prays before opening it hoping it will contain clothes in good condition she can resell. The show claims that on a "good day" she can make something like 50 USD on such a crate. They also (very) briefly show a huge landfill of what appear to be discarded clothes. Keep in mind that this is only an entertainment show, so this is most likely only the tip of the iceberg. [1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002q72g |
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