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Dianne Plummer
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Contributing Writer, Forbes
Kingston
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By Dianne Plummer| Forbes Verified This is the fourth article in the ongoing series exploring the intersection of fashion and sustainability—a journey that has uncovered the hidden emissions, toxic water pollution, and microplastic fallout sewn into the seams of what we wear. In this installment, we continue our focus on fashion’s waste crisis—one so vast that its impact is now visible from space. What happens to that waste is rarely shown on runways or in advertising campaigns?
By Dianne Plummer| Forbes Verified Easter is often framed as a celebration of renewal, but for the environment, it can be anything but. Each year, millions of plastic eggs, synthetic decorations, and single-use baskets end up in landfills or worse—oceans. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, plastic and packaging waste significantly spike during holiday seasons, with much of it unrecyclable. But change doesn’t require sacrifice—it requires intention.
By Dianne Plummer| Forbes Verified This is the fourth article in the ongoing series exploring the intersection of fashion and sustainability—a journey that has uncovered the hidden emissions, toxic water pollution, and microplastic fallout sewn into the seams of what we wear. In this installment, we continue our focus on fashion’s waste crisis—one so vast that its impact is now visible from space. What happens to that waste is rarely shown on runways or in advertising campaigns?
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Forbes
Kingston, Jamaica