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November 3, 2023 Back to the Earth

Posted at 14:14h in Business, Gear, Materials, Partners, Planet, Pollution, Suppliers by Hohenstein
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Often at the end of a textile product life cycle, we make the decision on how best to dispose the product. For a sustainable future, we could consider biodegradability. What is needed for successful biodegradation?...

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October 5, 2023 ‘Impossible to meet climate goals if we keep mowing down forests for boxes and t-shirts’

Posted at 09:25h in Business, Climate, Conservation, Leadership, Materials, Op-ed, Planet by Nicole Rycroft
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Most people won't climb K2. What are the environmental and inclusivity implications of over-engineering gear as if they will?...

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October 5, 2023 From Farm to Ocean-Friendly Fiber

Posted at 08:52h in Business, Gear, Materials, Partners, Planet, Pollution, Suppliers by IWTO
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Wool has long been lauded for its performance characteristics. But the natural fiber’s ability to fully biodegrade adds another impressive credential as microfiber pollution threatens marine ecosystems....

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September 5, 2023 Performance Days sets sights on next generation, PFAS-free membranes

Posted at 13:27h in Business, Gear, Materials, Planet, Suppliers by SUSTON
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With Performance Days just around the corner, Suston reaches out to acting marketing manager Charles Ross to hear how the show will aim to once again push the sustainability needle with functional fabrics....

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August 10, 2023 What’s it going to be: Planet or Plastics?

Posted at 17:26h in Advocacy, Materials, Op-ed, People, Planet, Pollution by SUSTON
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The Earth Day theme for 2024 – Planet vs. Plastics – is a call to arms to reduce the production of plastics with 60% by 2040. Earthday.org’s Director of End Plastics Aidan Charron shares why the plastic curve needs to...

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August 8, 2023 Globetrotter publishes PFAS phase-out report

Posted at 11:48h in Brands, Business, Gear, Materials, Planet, Retail by Hannah Mitchell
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Are outdoor brands ready to break up with “forever chemicals” for good? Yes, according to a new study from Globetrotter. Suston meets with Senior Sustainability Manager Fabian Nendza to learn more....

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August 3, 2023 A deforestation-free call to action for the leather industry

Posted at 06:19h in Brands, Business, Climate, Conservation, Gear, Materials, Planet, Suppliers by Hannah Mitchell
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Global non-profit Textile Exchange’s Deforestation-Free Call to Action for Leather initiative is a rallying cry for companies to commit to sourcing their bovine leather from deforestation-free supply chains by 2030 or earlier. But is it “too little, too late” for...

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July 11, 2023 Ortovox: PET recycling is “insufficiently thought through”

Posted at 14:54h in Brands, Business, Circularity, Gear, Materials by SUSTON
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In its latest Planet Report 2023, Ortovox spells out its environment and climate efforts and, among other things, signals a turn away from recycled polyester sourced from PET bottles....

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July 3, 2023 EU Green Deal Risks INCREASING Textile Consumption

Posted at 09:10h in Advocacy, Business, Leadership, Materials, Op-ed, People by SUSTON
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The EU’s impending apparel legislation is ambitious, but Tone Skårdal Tobiasson, author and journalist, doubts it will do anything to reduce overproduction – on the contrary, it might amplify it. Her solution? Targeted Producer Responsibility....

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June 8, 2023 Are We Going in Circles? Part 4: Care

Posted at 06:00h in Business, Circularity, Gear, Materials by Jonathan Eidse
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Proper care is necessary to prolong a product’s functional life and reduce its overall environmental impact. Obvious? Apparently not. Why are so many still getting this part wrong?...

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