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This article presents the unconcealment of controversial ecological debates and the debunking of degrowth’s misconceptions and myths. There is no silver bullet or single set-in-stone path to achieve a sustainable world. Throughout this short article, you will learn about the basic ideas of degrowth and the related schools of thought namely Marxism and Ecofeminism.

This article reviews the burning of Ghana’s Kantamanto Market, a vital link in the global secondhand clothing trade, and what it means for sustainable fashion. It investigates the role of the market within circular economy practices — reuse, repair and recycling — and also the fast fashion waste environmental and social challenges. The fire is a reminder of the need for greater corporate responsibility, clearer supply chains, and localized textile recycling solutions to support both sustainability and the livelihoods of thousands of traders.

The urgent need to lower carbon emissions and contamination before triggering irreparable damages to our planet has forced the field of sustainability to undergo significant changes. A counter-narrative has emerged, stressing the role of academia and knowledge-production in the process of climate mitigation. This article explores the role of universities in facing the climate crisis, arguing for the necessity of producing critical discourse around sustainability.