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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #48428 Environmental Cost
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The  environmental  cost  of  our  fleeting  love  affair  with  fast  fashion  is  staggering.  A  single  cotton  T-shirt,  for  example,  requires  over  700  gallons  of  water  to  produce,  while  a  pair  of  jeans  can    20  pounds  of  carbon  emissions.  And  these  garments  are  often    after  just  a  few  wears,  filling  landfills  with  mountains  of  textile  waste.  We  often  buy  clothes  to  express  our  identity  and  feel  like  we  belong  to  a  certain  group.  ,  in  a  world  saturated  with  fast  fashion,  this  symbolic  meaning  fades  quickly.  Historically,  people  had  a  deeper  connection  with  their  clothing.  Garments  were  often  handmade  or    down  through  generations,  imbuing  them  with  a  unique  history  and  emotional  value.  Today's  mass  production,  on  the  other  hand,  encourages  us  to  view  clothing  as  disposable  commodities.  

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