Water Plastic T Shirts

[Timothy Ross]

A wonderful headline, seems a little scary, starts on water use, runs down a rabbit hole on micro plastics ( synthetic's perhaps being the alternative) No solutions, I was hoping there would be an answer in the article, I could not find it. Interesting information indeed. 

I suspect that water use is not necessarily water gone for ever, it does recycle restore over time and that time line is fairly quickly I believe. 

Alternative is wool, I suspect that a drinking sheep takes a lot of water as well. 

I am no scientist, however, water use does not mean water gone. The danger is possibly less than the article suggests.

 

https://spacedaily.com/k-a-single-cotton-t-shirt-requires-approximately-2700-litres-of-water-to-produce-the-equivalent-of-one-persons-drinking-water-for-two-and-a-half-years-and-the-global-fashion-industry-now-consumes-ap/

 

Lots to think about, reduce, reuse , recycle, reconsider and reconnect  :)  

 

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