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SDGs x US
01日 11月, 2025年
What to Do with Unwanted Clothes?
4 Min(s)
01日 11月, 2025年
“SDGs x Us” this month discusses Goal 12: responsible consumption and production. The dialogue below is between three characters, a child named Sage, her dad Caleb and her elder sister Harmony, derived from a comic in the Seikyo Shimbun.
Caleb: Oh dear, there’s so much rubbish. It’s exhausting!
Sage: Three big bags! Can you believe it?
Harmony: How did we end up with so much rubbish?
Caleb: We reorganised the wardrobe the other day, remember? These are the old...
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