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The U.S. military should be able to repair its own equipment. Yet every year, billions of dollars are wasted by contractors restricting access to the parts, tools and info needed for basic repairs.
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Tell your representative: Don’t force the postal service to ditch brand-new electric mail trucks
I hope to see the fashion industry shift toward sustainability by reducing waste, prioritizing ethical practices, and focusing on quality over quantity.Anthony Bui, Georgia PIRG Student at Georgia State University
Anthony Bui
I hope that more consumers realize the implications of fast fashion, how much precious water is being wasted, and how much money they can save by just wearing mended and thrifted clothing.Arabelle Arnold - Hoffmann, Georgia PIRG Student at Georgia State University, Waste is Out of Fashion Campaign volunteer
Arabelle Arnold – Hoffmann
As an activist and advocate for a cleaner climate, it is disheartening to see so many people purchase attire that contributes heavily to the degradation of our planet. It doesn't have to be this way.Nathaniel Lee Atkins, CLEAN Grassroots Coordinator with Georgia PIRG Students, Georgia State University
Nathaniel Lee Atkins
As a student leader, finding ways for students to mobilize and use their voice effectively is always paramount. In my role as President, I encourage sustainable fashion by developing other student leaders to lead campaigns and host events that educate other students about fast fashion.Caleb Gustavson, President of Georgia PIRG Students at Georgia State University
Caleb Gustavson
Metamorphic Gear is an upcycler of used and unwanted materials such as sails, truck tarpaulin and climbing rope. I intercept the different materials that are destined for the landfill to create stylish bags and accessories.Lindsay Lawrence, Founder & Owner of Metamorphic Gear, Washington
