Fast Fashion is the creation of quickly produced clothing that can fall in and out of trends just as quickly, often leading to fast disposal. This is the case as it caters to consumers who follow trends that eventually fade out..

Some examples of “fast fashion” brands include Gap, Shein, H&M, Zara, and countless others on a global scale. While these names may seem like everyday brands many of us likely shop at, they mostly produce low-quality and inexpensive apparel with designs that often fall in and out of magazines as fast, if not faster, than they appeared! Read More!

How much does climate change really shape the choices we make every day? In this week’s episode, the CYCAT team explores how a warming planet affects our routines, decisions, and even our future. From rising food prices and shifting harvests to changes in grocery shopping and global imports, we uncover how climate change is influencing the way we live, often in ways we don’t even notice. Tune in as we break down what these changes mean for young...Read More!