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8,000 Liters for One Pair of Jeans? These Children Prove that the Textile Race Is Desperately Needed.

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Eight liters? Ten, maybe? In group 7/8 at De Krullevaar in Sprang-Capelle, answers fly through the classroom until Anneline Akkersdijk names the real number: 8,000 liters of water for one pair of jeans.
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Eight liters? Ten, maybe? In group 7/8 at De Krullevaar in Sprang-Capelle, answers fly through the classroom until Anneline Akkersdijk names the real number: 8,000 liters of water for one pair of jeans.

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bd.nl broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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