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Hello, in this post I would like to show you how I organize my thoughts on my article about fast fashion and how I broke down the whole issue into seven managable points to discuss in the final work.

Firstly for my article I had to do a research covering all this points birefly to have a base knowledge.

I managed to find pretty uselful source of information on the internet and google scholar (reference list is in the end of a post) and I use them in my table (located underneath) to garther some crucial information in a one place. I created that table in microsoft document to know what are the problems of fast fashion in the 21st century, how do these problems affect our planet, fashion industry and labour workers from garment manufacturing countries and how potential consumers can solve these problems.

This type of research for me make it so easy to work on specific sources and provide as much information as I can in a straightforward way for the audience. With the content from the table I can choose which author or organisation should I quote or which information should I paraphrase or summarise. 

Please look at the table below with my initial research

 Please note that this research is a copy and paste type, so in an academic style it could note as 'plagiarism'. However, this table helps me work on my draft article version, what means that the final piece will be referenced correctly with Harvard referencing tips. 

Reference list:

The Conscious Challenge (2019) CLOTHING & ENERGY. Available at: https://www.theconsciouschallenge.org/ecologicalfootprintbibleoverview/clothing-energy (Accessed: 02/03/21).

The Pretty Planeteer (n.d.) Quit Fast Fashion: Change How You Shop, Not the Climate. Available at: https://theprettyplaneteer.com/fast-fashion-impact-climate-change/ (Accessed: 02/03/21).

                                              

The Conscious Challenge (2019) CLOTHING & HUMAN RIGHTS. Available at: https://www.theconsciouschallenge.org/ecologicalfootprintbibleoverview/clothing-human-rights (Accessed: 02/03/21).

Charpali, M. (2017) The fashion industry is the second largest polluter in the world. Available at: https://www.sustainyourstyle.org/old-environmental-impacts (Accessed: 02/03/21).

Niebank, J. C. (2018) Bringing Human Rights into Fashion. Berlin: German Institute for Human Rights Available at: https://www.institut-fuer-menschenrechte.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Publikationen/ANALYSE/Analysis_Bringing_Human_Rights_into_Fashion.pdf (Accessed: 02/03/21).

Brophy, K. (2020) Fast fashion 1 – Why is the fashion industry an environmental problem?. Available at: http://wwwf.imperial.ac.uk/blog/molecular-science-engineering/2020/09/18/fast-fashion-1-why-is-the-fashion-industry-an-environmental-problem/ (Accessed: 02/03/21).