Full Question:
Many people buy clothes from fast fashion brands because they are cheap and trendy. Do you think consumers have a responsibility to consider the environmental impact of their purchases? Why or why not?
This detailed response enclosed inside discusses the environmental impact of fast fashion, focusing on brands like SHEIN. It highlights the consequences of cheap, mass-produced clothing, including pollution and waste, and explores how consumers’ choices can influence company practices. The answer emphasises that while individuals can make a difference, the responsibility also lies with governments and companies to create more sustainable options.
Additionally an essay question is also inlcuded in this PDF. Teachers can use the essay prompt to encourage students to reflect on their own shopping habits, consider the broader environmental impact, and think critically about how to balance affordability with responsibility. This is an opportunity for pupils to explore the idea of ethical consumerism, prompting them to consider how they can make more sustainable choices.
A resource suitable, for exam preparation, including GCSE/IGCSE English Language 9-1.
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