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14. Recent projections suggest the world is failing to meet most of the existing international targets on biodiversity – the Aichi Biodiversity Targets – to slow the rate of habitat and species loss by 2020. The latest Living Planet Index–published by WWF and the Zoological Society of London – showed a 60% fall in wildlife populations in 40 years. Scientists are warning that the planet is now in the midst of a sixth mass extinction of species driven by human activities. 15. The UK has taken the crucial first step in its sustainability transition by shifting to cleaner sources of electricity since the Climate Change Act was passed in 2008. To meet our future carbon budgets and reach net zero emissions by 2050 – which the IPCC tells us is needed – the UK will have to go further and ensure that all industries play their part in reducing their carbon footprint to near zero. That will require changing our consumption patterns and improving our resource productivity.
16. In September 2015, global agreement was reached at the United Nations on a set of 17 Sustainable Development Goals to guide global development until 2030. In conducting our inquiry into the sustainability of the fashion industry we decided to focus on both environmental and social sustainability in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, which the UK Government signed up to in 2015. 17. The clothing charity TRAID warned that ‘the over-consumption of clothes in the UK plays its part in deepening the main environmental challenges that we face at national and global level.’ The UN Sustainable Development Goal 12 on sustainable consumption and production aims to promote resource and energy efficiency.40 At the current time, material consumption of natural resources is increasing. The UN says that should the global population reach 9.6 billion by 2050, the equivalent of almost three planets could be required to provide the natural resources needed to sustain current lifestyles. At the Committee’s V&A event, the author Lucy Siegle suggested that:
A useful way of thinking about it is when we talk about the Paris agreement and carbon emissions, and we set a baseline of 1990, whatever we need to get the emissions down to, we should think about this problem in that way. If we use 2000 as a baseline, we should be doing everything we can to reduce consumption to 2000 levels because that would solve a lot of problems. 18. Professor Tim Cooper from the Clothing Sustainability Research Group at Nottingham Trent University argues garments should be designed and manufactured for longevity, but that a more difficult problem is how to reduce consumer demand for cheap, short-lived garments.
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