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05/09/2026

Market day at Castle hill

05/09/2026

Transform your space with our Seagrass Wall Hanging Basket! 🌿
Handcrafted and lightweight, it's perfect for dried flowers, mail, or decor. Made from natural, biodegradable seagrass, it combines style, function, and ethical sourcing.

04/09/2026

Our crafted Jute Purse combines durability and style, perfect for everyday use. Lightweight yet sturdy, supports skilled artisans and sustainable living. Feel good inside and out with this eco-friendly accessory! 💛

03/09/2026

Meet our H**p Toy Angel! 🌿
Handcrafted by Fair Trade artisans in Bangladesh from 100% natural h**p. Perfect for décor, gifts, or ornaments, these eco-friendly angels add rustic charm to your space. Simple, pure, and meaningful! 💚✨

01/09/2026

🌿👜 Meet your new favorite tote! Our Braided Jute Women’s Tote features chic beige and black stripes, perfect for errands, beach days, or casual outings.

Stylish and artisan-made—it's a must-have for sustainable fashion lovers!

31/08/2026

💝 Natural Jute Tote – A Gift with something meaningful. Our Natural Jute Tote is handcrafted from 100% natural jute — spacious, stylish, and perfect for everyday use. A beautiful way to say I care to both your loved one and the planet. 🌿
Thoughtfully made by artisans, it’s more than a bag — it’s a gift with purpose.

30/08/2026

Every fan tells a story — and it begins with Sunetu Di. 💛 We celebrate her craft, her strength, and her artistry.
When you choose handmade, you uplift women. ✨

21/08/2026

Consumerism!
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Dumping ground

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/195ZrJ2nHJ/?mibextid=wwXIfr

The Atacama Desert, one of Earth's driest places, now holds a stark visual reminder of our consumption habits: nearly 60,000 tonnes of discarded clothing, visible from satellite images. Outside Alto Hospicio in Chile, mountains of unwanted garments pile up—winter jackets still tagged, sportswear, children's clothes—most of them never worn.

The story behind these piles reveals how global fast fashion creates waste at every step. Clothes arrive by the thousands of tonnes from the US, Canada, Europe, and Asia through the port of Iquique. Some get resold across Latin America, giving them a second life. But the ones that can't be sold—damaged, outdated, or simply surplus—become someone else's problem. When proper disposal costs too much, illegal dumping becomes the easier choice.

What makes this crisis particularly troubling is the materials themselves. Synthetic fabrics like polyester can linger in the environment for decades. When burned, they release harmful pollutants. When exposed to sun and wind, they break down into microplastics that infiltrate ecosystems and communities.

Local authorities and residents near these waste mountains are asking a crucial question: who's responsible for cleaning up the mess created by international commerce? Some companies are experimenting with textile recycling—turning scraps into insulation and construction materials. Chile's strengthening regulations are pushing producers to take greater responsibility. But these solutions feel small against the scale of what's happening in the desert. The Atacama mountain isn't just an environmental eyesore. It's a mirror reflecting how the speed and volume of modern fashion has outpaced our ability to handle what we throw away.

24/04/2026

20/04/2026

Bangladesh loses Tk 36,000cr yearly to climate risks in agriculture

A GED study finds climate risks cost Bangladesh’s agriculture Tk 36,000 crore annually, highlighting major food losses, land pressure, weak systems, and urgent need for mechanisation, insurance and reforms.

Read more: https://theclimatewatch.com/bangladesh-loses-tk-36000cr-yearly-to-climate-risks-in-agriculture/