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and other raw materials. unfortunately, many of these resources are finite to internal sustainability and promote environmental responsibility. it s crucial to seek alternatives. how do we go about achieving this? that s what we talk about today. hello, welcome to eco india. i m some of that i now centuries ago, people sought to protect their feet from the elements and rough to read with the rudimentary footwear made from plant material and eventually leather. despite numerous advances in short designs and materials, affordability has remained a persistent issue. a relatively new concern, however, is how sustainable our shoes are. st side cobblers had long been a fixture of city life in india. their small shops, dodge residential neighborhoods and markets. but of a traditional repaired and reuse economy that extends the shelf life of shoes. it s a sustainable approach, but it s on the decline. india s economic growth has opened up new opportunities for the marginalized commun
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numerous advances in short designs and materials, affordability has remained a persistent issue. a relatively new concern, however, is how sustainable our shoes are. with st side, cobblers at long been a fixture of city life in india, their small shops, stock, residential neighborhoods and markets. but of a traditional repair and reuse economy that extends the shelf life of shoes. it s a sustainable approach, but it s on the decline. india s economic growth has opened up new opportunities for the marginalized communities that long brazil this profession. it s also given consumers greater footwear choices and money to spend on them. today the massive foot bed industry turns out products made predominantly of synthetic materials. they re hard to do to bed and recycle and often end their life dumped in the environment if they don t want to in part of the footway. mostly, if i m talking about not that, but the soul soul is basically made from the different types of, you know, dif
and other raw materials. unfortunately, many of these resources are finite to internal sustainability and promote environmental responsibility. it s crucial to seek alternatives. how do we go about achieving this? that s what we talk about today. hello, welcome to eco india. i m some of that i m now centuries ago, people sought to protect their feet from the elements and rough to read with the rudimentary footwear made from plant material and eventually led them. despite numerous advances in short designs and materials, affordability has remained a persistent issue. a relatively new concern, however, is how sustainable our shoes are. st side cobblers had long been a fixture of city life in india, their small shops, dod, residential neighborhoods and markets. but of a traditional repaired and reuse economy that extends the shelf life of shoes. it s a sustainable approach, but it s on the decline. india s economic growth has opened up new opportunities for the marginalized comm