“The satellite image that we ordered of the clothes pile in Chile’s Atacama Desert really puts things into perspective,” reads the SkyFi blog post.
“The size of the pile and the pollution it’s causing are visible from space, making it clear that there is a need for change in the fashion industry.
”SkyFi reported it was able to pinpoint the coordinates of the piles with help from members of itsLawyer Paulina Silva shows clothes dumped in the desert in La Pampa.mountainous landfillsAt the time, investigators estimated that 300 million items of “damaged or unsellable clothing” made of synthetic materials end up in Kenya’s landfills or are burned.The fast fashion market
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