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24 Aug 2021

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - AUGUST 24, 2021: An environmental activist from Extinction Rebellion is glued to the wall during a protests outside Selfridges department store in Oxford Street against fashion industry's reliance on synthetic polyester and nylon textiles made from petroleum amid climate crisis and ecological emergency on 24 August 2021 in London, England.

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#3833970

17 Feb 2019

Activists from Extinction Rebellion demonstrate outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3833972

17 Feb 2019

Activist from Extinction Rebellion demonstrates outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3833982

17 Feb 2019

Activists from Extinction Rebellion demonstrate outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3833984

17 Feb 2019

Activist from Extinction Rebellion demonstrates outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3834000

17 Feb 2019

Activist from Extinction Rebellion demonstrates outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3834024

17 Feb 2019

Activist from Extinction Rebellion demonstrates outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3833974

17 Feb 2019

Activists from Extinction Rebellion disrupt London Fashion Week by stopping traffic and creating gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3833976

17 Feb 2019

Activists from Extinction Rebellion disrupt London Fashion Week by stopping traffic and creating gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3833978

17 Feb 2019

Activists from Extinction Rebellion disrupt London Fashion Week by stopping traffic and creating gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3833986

17 Feb 2019

Police officers stand in front of activists from Extinction Rebellion who disrupt London Fashion Week by stopping traffic and creating gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3833988

17 Feb 2019

Activist from Extinction Rebellion wears a coat made of living grass during a demonstration outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3833990

17 Feb 2019

Activists from Extinction Rebellion wear coats made of living grass during a demonstration outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3833994

17 Feb 2019

Activists from Extinction Rebellion disrupt London Fashion Week by stopping traffic and creating gridlock between the event venues on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3834002

17 Feb 2019

Activists from Extinction Rebellion wear coats made of living grass during a demonstration outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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#3834008

17 Feb 2019

Activist from Extinction Rebellion wears a coat made of living grass during a demonstration outside London Fashion Week on 17 February, 2019. Protesters call for the British Fashion Council to influence fashion industry to stop the trend of excessive consumption and unsustainable growth in the face of climate change and ecological collapse. Textiles production contributes 1.2 billion tonnes of carbon emissions annually and textiles are the largest single source (34.8%) of microplastic pollution affecting marine life.

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