Far-right conservation narratives are spreading in Germany. Suston meets FARN and the German Alpine Club youth pushing back.

Decathlon’s Repairability Index guides designers toward more repairable products, and the tool is now being shared across the outdoor industry.

Northern Playground has put nature on the board with a full vote. CEO Jo Egil Tobiassen explains why.

Edelrid’s Gini Illing on sustainable climbing gear, recycled materials, and the safety limits of greener PPE design.

Suston asks Deuter and Rab how they’re preparing for the EU’s EmpCo Directive deadline in sustainability communication.

The split-gas approach counts methane separately from carbon dioxide – and IWTO says that matters for wool and textile brands.

PALTEX explains why sustainable fabric development means balancing lower-impact yarns, recyclable membranes and cost targets together.

Performance Days returns to Munich in October 2026 with its largest edition yet, expanding forums for sustainable materials and garment innovation.

Synthetic clothing waste – not microfibre washing – drives most apparel plastic leakage. Here’s what the policy debate is getting wrong.

Textile-to-textile recycling faces barriers despite progress, with industry collaboration key to scaling solutions.

Gore’s Marie Måwe on what a landmark study of 700 jackets reveals about durability, care and product longevity.

Most people won’t climb K2. What are the environmental and inclusivity implications of over-engineering gear as if they will?

Footwear manufacturer Great Process Vietnam shares key lessons from five years of solar energy adoption – highlighting cost savings, supplier risks, and sustainability impact.