The World Economic Forum (WEF) is now demanding a ban on jeans after a group of the unelected globalist organization’s scientists determined that the popular clothing garment is causing “climate change.”
The WEF-funded scientists from the Guangdong University of Technology published a new study warning that a pair of fast-fashion jeans just once creates 2.5kg of CO2, or the equivalent of driving a gas-powered car 6.4 miles.
Guangdong University of Technology is a state-run school by the Guangdong Provincial People’s Government in China.
“This study took jeans as an example to reveal the carbon footprint of fast fashion consumption and its additional climate impacts compared to traditional fashion,” wrote the authors of the new report, set for publishing in May 2024.
“Jeans production and cross-broad transportation contributed 91% of the carbon footprint of fast fashion consumption,” added the experts.
The devil is always in the details. This is based on a study by the Guangdong University of Technology. It's a state run school by the Guangdong Provincial People's Government. Who runs that? The Chinese Communist Party.
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The WEF claims that making fashion items for the general public produces too many greenhouse gasses (GHG).
The gasses, the WEF claims, cause “global warming” and “climate change.”
In fact, the WEF study claims that the industry is projected to emit nearly 2.8 billion tons of GHG emissions annually by 2030.
Traditional fashion — typically more pricey apparel made with high-quality materials and environmental sustainability in mind — emits around 0.22 kg of CO2, per the findings.
The New York Post reports:
“Fast fashion produces 11 times more of the pollution due to hasty manufacturing, international distribution via air travel, repeated washes and swift trashing.
“But analysts say there’s hope for Mother Earth, yet.”
In a statement about the study, the WEF scientists said:
