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US Fashion Policy: Move Fast and Break Things

Fashion is one of the least regulated industries. Will that soon change in the United States?

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Coalition Asks EPA to Add Textiles to Plastic Reduction Plan

Coalition Asks EPA to Add Textiles to Plastic Reduction Plan
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H&M, thredUP coalition urge EPA to combat US textile waste

An alliance of fashion brands have written a letter to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to act on waste management.

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California bill delay means sector can craft US textile EPR initiative

California Responsible Textile Recovery Act delay means sector can craft US' first textile Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR).

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Can fashion brands be forced to pay for their textile waste?

Regulators in the US and Europe are waking up to the mounting clothing waste problem that’s clogging local landfills and overwhelming countries such as Ghana and Chile. Increasingly, they’re asking brands to pay for it.

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