Fast fashion is accelerating an environmental catastrophe, with the equivalent of one garbage truck’s worth of clothing ...

Re-Commerce Atacama is part of an initiative to highlight the growing issue of discarded clothing in Chile and global textile waste. It was launched following a fashion show held in the desert last ...

First, Jade explains, fashion corporations produce more than they need — so much so that many brands end up burning unsold inventory. This is particularly true of the notoriously cheap brand ...

And every year, 101 million tons of clothing end up in landfills. And the trend toward fast fashion — cheap, mass-produced items that chase short-term fads — are only making us more wasteful.

The body of a “vibrant and spirited” grandmother was found in a burning clothing donation bin in upstate New York last week, authorities said. An officer on routine patrol noticed the blaze in ...

With a surge of demand, Scarrow switched to receiving her clothing in bulk from a rag warehouse in Vancouver. Clothes that are rejected by thrift stores and would otherwise go to the landfill are ...

As the landfill belches a stench like rotten milk, residents allege chemical emissions are making them sick. And it could keep burning for years. When she arrived in Val Verde, it didn’t take ...