An environmental activist wore a month's worth of garbage as a trash fashion statement.
- An environmental activist wore 100 pounds of garbage as a suit to send an important message about conservation.
Activist Rob Greenfield turned that statistic into an eyesore show and tell, creating a suit showcasing a month’s worth of personal trash and parading it around the streets of Los Angeles. Greenfield says he wore the suit every time he left his home and was reportedly sporting 100 pounds of garbage by the end of the month.
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