Meanings of throwaway culture in English

Pullella's wife Marilena recalled a speech Francis gave denouncing a ubiquitous throwaway culture.

The throwaway culture that exists in much of the world means plastic pollution continues to reach unfathomable levels.

The terms throwaway culture, or disposable culture, belie the longevity of the discarded item's capacity to pollute and damage.

When we see pictures of beaches and seas choked with plastic, the impact of our throwaway culture sinks home.

The discarding of people becomes commonplace because it can be seen as a throwaway culture of endlessly refreshing offers.

The charity said the extent of the plastic pollution they found was "a shocking testament to our throwaway culture".

These problems are closely linked to a throwaway culture which affects the excluded just as it quickly reduces things to rubbish.

Greenpeace Africa says that it is clear that the only way to tackle this crisis is to end the ' throwaway culture' worldwide.

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Many brands are trying to bolster their green credentials and entice young environmentally-savvy consumers as the sector comes under scrutiny for fuelling a throwaway culture.

Western societies must face up to the issue of how their citizens consume, because a throwaway culture is certainly not compatible with a sustainable one.