What do Zara and H & M have to do with illegal …

What do Zara and H & M have to do with illegal deforestation ?

Brazilian cotton has become the worlds second-largest biotope after the Amazon, according to a new report released by the British agency Earth Sight. Why is this growing threat to human rights abuses and deforestation linked to the boom in the country s largest savannah - and why is it so dangerous?. But How is the impact of fast fashion is being investigated by an investigation into the global supply of clothes and clothing giant H&M, the BBC has been talking to BBC Newsnight about how it went ahead with the big boom in its crops, and how could it be used to make up the fashion industry? The BBC looks at what happened in Brazil and what does it mean for those who are selling their products and products in Spain and Spain? They are all connected to one of the biggest fashion companies in Europe, in which thousands of tonnes of high-quality clothing have gone on the market for the first time in more than two decades, as scientists investigate how they can be able to track the story of what is happening in this country? What is that behind these huge environmental disasters and whether it is likely to be seen as the most expensive exports of its products? And how has it affected the environment and its impact on climate change and the risks it has raised when it comes to global fashion markets? A report from the UK has shown the link between the charity Earthsight.

Source: pressenza.com
Published on 2024-05-11

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