UK brands found in ‘fast fashion graveyard’ in African conservation area

Discarded Clothing by UK Fast Fashion Brands Found in Protected Wetlands in Ghana: Report

Following an investigation by Unearthed and Greenpeace Africa, a new report has revealed the presence of discarded clothing by UK brands such as Marks & Spencer, George at Asda and Next in a protected wetland, Densu Delta Ramsar Site, of Ghana. The report also found clothing from M&S, Zara, H&M and Primark dumped along riverbanks outside of the conservation areas. As Unearthed reported, Ghana receives 15 million items of discarded clothing every…

Clothes from UK found at huge two-storey high dump site on protected wetlands in Ghana

Fashion waste from UK brands including Next, Asda and M&S have been found in protected wetlands in Ghana, according to Greenpeace.

'This is dangerous': Discarded clothes from UK brands including Next, Asda and M&S found in protected Ghana wetlands

Fashion waste from UK brands including Next, Asda and M&S have been found in protected wetlands in Ghana, according to Greenpeace.

Clothes worn in Europe from brands like Penneys and Zara found in huge dumps at Ghana nature reserve

A huge new dumpsite is expanding in a protected nature site that is home to rare birds and turtle species.

Discarded clothes from UK brands found in protected Ghana wetlands – Greenpeace

The campaign group found clothes thrown away by British consumers on the internationally important wetland outside the capital Accra.Fashion waste from UK b ...

Discarded Clothing By UK Fast Fashion Brands Found In Protected Wetlands In Ghana: Report - Data Intelligence

Akkaway dump at the edge of the Densu Delta protected wetlands, outside Accra, Ghana. Piles of waste sit on earth stripped of its vegetation, close to lagoons and streams. The dump is unlined and has no visible pollution mitigation systems. Samuel Baidoo / Unearthed / Greenpeace Why you can trust us Founded in 2005 as an Ohio-based environmental newspaper, EcoWatch is a digital platform dedicated to publishing quality, science-based cont…