The life cycle of a t-shirt - Angel Chang

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Title	:	The life cycle of a t-shirt - Angel Chang
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Guys what is the first largest polluter in the world?
Comment from : ryou

My conclusion: Never wear clothes
Comment from : Samuel Lundblad

It's so useful information 😊
Comment from : Aziz Saliev

المنقد طويل القامة
Comment from : Senan Safi

Much of a horror movie content committed by a T-shirt
Comment from : Jigmee

Oh i had no clue thanks ill just burn my clothes that cant hurt the environment right???
Comment from : Connor Bjornsson

I wish more people understood this or cared about the impact of fast fashion trends!
Comment from : Nicole Leighton

50 propaganda Not information What do YOU or males you do not hate, if any, wear comrade?
Comment from : Bill White

Me who’s worn the same clothes since I was 12 because my mom bought all my clothes three sizes big
Comment from : Unknown

Why dont we stop this and wear shirts and not wear t- shirts
Comment from : zz11

Shirtless from now on
Comment from : Pseudosurfer

These idiotic corporations are the one to blame,not the consumers
Comment from : just a guy on the internet

2:20 did you use "Thirteen" by C418 for that sound? I cross referenced it and it is a 100 match
Comment from : DudeBooksOfficialYT

Not purchasing many clothes is a better solution to the negative impacts of making them on the environment But, it is not the best for those making a living by working for fashion companies
Comment from : Dũng Hoàng

Don't talk about young people and inheritance Old people inherited a worse , more careless world than you can imagine The world is better today than it was in the 1950s, and most of those old people are dead and gone now Young people back in the 1970s did a lot to study ecology and how to improve our environment Those people are in their 80s and 90s now, btw Now, more than ever, people use their conscience about what they use and consume It takes everyone, young and old to make the world a better place, and shaming old people doesn't help anyone My grandma used to wash her aluminum foil, fold it up, store it in a drawer and reuse it Do you young people do that??
Comment from : petunia27

meh
Comment from : Nishchal Gupta

I live in China and most T-shirts I've bought are made of polyester, I thought that was commonplace all around the world, until one time I purchased some celebrity's merch that's made in usa
Comment from : Max Harano

Capsule wardrobe, wearing neutral colours, buying quality garment which will last, are some ideas to reduce pollution
Comment from : Ferit Yamanel

It's not India It's Bangladesh
Comment from : Mr Md Mehedi Hasan

i watch this bcs homework :/
Comment from : tavo mama

I grew up in the USA, with same lifecycle was not only for T-shirts but other garments and now grown I wear some 25 year old t-shirts, and use them after they get holey for drying dishes ectra
Comment from : William Roy Puckett

What are TED Ed's t-shirts made of?
Comment from : Chonky Monster

I bought two shirts from a fast fashion store, thinking it was would last for 2 to 4 years But it was only been 4 months and it’s being used as a rag
Comment from : Swetha Inty

On thing i disagree with, is the depiction of emissions by trains Trains are the most efficient transport method we have and the are (except in underdeveloped Countries and north America) fully electrical and where they aren't they aren't hard to convert
Comment from : Parciwal Gaming

je m'en fout
Comment from : Maureen

That's it- I am never wearing clothes again! Oh wait that's not an option
Comment from : Lisa Marie Sanford

You forgot another side effect of fast fashion: a sharp decline in clothing quality
Comment from : MLGJoe #HappyBirthdayLemmygrad

Nice
Comment from : Niveditha v

To be brutally honest, I don't care
Comment from : bao

Thank you for acknowledging Bangladesh As a Bangladeshi I can confirm these facts
Comment from : Nafisa Aman

Okay everyone time to stop wearing clothes!!! Nudism is in
Comment from : Winston Hunt

Nice videobrbrbrbrbrbrbr
Comment from : Storm_Strikers

Why is water a part on this video Water doesn't dissappear after use it evaporates and turn back to water again
Comment from : Roblox Idiot

cool video :D
Comment from : misspretty005_erin

At my house we dont have a dryer we always hang our clothes up brWhy do we continue to make more tv shirts? Where do all these clothes end up?
Comment from : AVIVA studios

Kawatan
Comment from : Empress Daisy Jane

NanAy ni paulo avelino kawatsm
Comment from : Empress Daisy Jane

cool
Comment from : Oliver Rosenberg

They should stop making t shirts out of bad materials and make them more sustainable
Comment from : MrBeasṯ

This is very impactful I will stop yeeting my used shirts out ❤
Comment from : Salad

Worn tshirts(or any clothing which soaks water) is best free rags in planet Learned that from my grandmother when I was kid, never dit let go this habbit since :)
Comment from : Žilvinas K

How we reduce harmfull affects to environment from industries ??
Comment from : Yo Yo Girl 001

It opens up my mind Behind sth we assume normal hides so many misteries
Comment from : Hendra Sutika

Verry cool video
Comment from : Marlon Martinez

As I listen at 4:11, the speaker said fourteen gallons of water But the script is sixteen gallons of water (the image also shows 16000) Does anyone listen like me? If I'm wrong, I really hope that someone can put me an accurate interpretation Thanks in advance
Comment from : hien nguyen thi thanh

Can I use this video as part of my sustainable fashion course in college to inspire next generation designers and consumers? Please let me know how can I get copy right approval of bunch of sustainable topics @ TED-ED Thanks!
Comment from : Ning Guo

Yeaaahhhh! Use those t-shirts for rags (or a lot of other things) Grew up in a family of seamstresses and we DO NOT throw away material
Comment from : Industrious Anne

Show it on American news and Netflix
Comment from : Alex Tyndyuk

People don't wear clothes !
Comment from : DRAIUM Gaming

this story debunks unequality rampant in this world,,,,
Comment from : Poo Pootin

ayo who made t-shirts alive?1??1?1?1?1
Comment from : Mr Mint P Cane

when mayojnaside
Comment from : qewtretwea

i recycle clothing that is still in good condition, in Switzerland we have recycling bins for clothing and shoes
Comment from : LM H

I own heaps of tshirts, love them
Comment from : LM H

Garments: a worker get 021$ per hour in Bangladesh and no one care it, the money goes to owner mostly
Comment from : Lone Forest

Pico pal que lee
Comment from : JoaquiNex

I didn't know how much a single shirt harms the environment!
Comment from : dance

terrible
Comment from : Apple

Not just T Shirt every cloth is made up of cotton so every cloth is harmful for environment
Comment from : Anant Baj

We
Comment from : Maria L

cool
Comment from : Eppo Verbrugghe

ЎЗБЕКЧАНИ ТУШУНАДИГАНЛАР БОРМИ???🇺🇿
Comment from : ДОКТОР ИСЧАНОВ

Be careful about the impact of your lifestyle on the Earth brTry to reduce unnecessary consumption brOnly we can give healthy environment to future generations brHappy Earth Day! 🌎
Comment from : Maulik Lakhani

awli
Comment from : student stud

Well C**zo
Comment from : Giojohn 12

I will never look at a T Shirt the same way again
Comment from : Lila Alabed

3:16
Comment from : Chrispy Hero Private

Nice jobs,thanks share
Comment from : Ofelia Nichols

um
Comment from : 40_Uttam Shrivastava_VII_D

Your title is misleading Reading it, one would conclude that you will be discussing how, where, whe, and of what materials, T-shirts are made Instead, one is told of the environmental harm created by the production of T-shirts and briefly about the unfairly paid workers These points are valid, but please be honest with you titles Thank you
Comment from : sharon wheat

Cool
Comment from : Agam Gupta

Susi baki
Comment from : Ben

Maaaan I don't wanna wear clothes no more
Comment from : Joeyroll

Missed the day where we watched this in my social studies class so I had to watch it for homework and fill out questions bruh
Comment from : Madbruv

It’s a good thing those farming machines can drive themselves
Comment from : DaFreak98715

ok
Comment from : ALSTON PLAYS

@ 4:06 the avg household does nearly 400 loads of laundry per year? brso lets say avg household does 1 load of laundry everyday thats 365brI find that hard to believe, that can't be true That is not an average
Comment from : Artur P

Who does 400 loads of laundry a year?! Jeez thTs more than one time a day I do my laundry once every two weeks
Comment from : H3llboy

I love TedEd videos
Comment from : Bi Be

Hehehe haaa
Comment from : Samu

He do
Comment from : Samu

There's just too much 2nd hand clothing in the world, just like plastic it's everywhere and an eye sore
Comment from : macy m

Really appreciate this video
Comment from : Batmans Dragon

🤔 still pretty sure everyone that both made this video, and watched it are gonna buy a t-shirt in the next year
Comment from : Benjamin Nelson

No one:brMe trying to see where my t shirt is from:
Comment from : SOURDOUGH

So it's our fault that farmers are being endangered in their work, because we give them work?brAnd the easiest way to reducing our resource consumption is to not wash our clothes? awesome
Comment from : Don Lee

It would be interesting to compare cotton versus other fabrics, natural and synthetic
Comment from : Harold B

I’m curious to know from all the garments that are made annually, what percentage are used by men and women I am willing to bet it’s a huge difference Women tend to be the ones to purchase more clothes than men and they tend to be more likely to wear a garment only once
Comment from : WWTormentor