Here's an interesting article from The New York Times: "Meteorologists Shape Fashion Trends" Because of global warming, companies like Liz Claiborne are hiring climatologists to help them figure out when the best time is to ship out their cold-weather clothing. Then there are companies who are taking out insurance policies in case there is unusually warm weather.
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ould this possibly be a waste of money to hire a climatologist?
According to the article, the fashion industry is losing billions of dollars a year because of unpredictable weather. Perhaps its time for companies to focus more on warm-weather clothing?
This picture here is part of the Diesel ad campaign on global warming that is spurring quite a bit of hatred towards the company...
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