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The natural fibre is often punted as a natural solution to climate change. But research comparing it to other textiles has proven that much more than hemp is needed to reverse the effects of climate change.

Call for a collective approach to decarbonisation

The fashion industry has pledged net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, but progress is slow, and experts say change will require flexibility and funding from big brands to create cleaner production lines.

With all eyes on climate talks in Dubai, the world of fashion is working out how it can fulfill an ambitious pledge to slash the emissions it makes clothing the world with speed and style. And the outlook isn't rosy, says Reuters. Big brands have promised big cuts to their carbon footprint - but it is manufacturing that causes most of the environmental damage and somebody has to foot the bill for the radical change.

Positive partnerships between brands and manufacturers are crucial for the sector to achieve its net-zero goals.

Fashion Revolution highlights five action points for brands and policymakers at COP28 to combat decarbonisation.

STAND.earth demands fashion shut down its biomass boilers immediately, but the only feasible alternative is fossil fuels further burdening supply chain manufacturers.

Transformers Foundation highlights gap between the apparel industry's pursuit of Science-Based Targets with feasibility and financing.

In a new report, the “2023 State of the Denim Supply Chain,” the Ethical Denim Council highlights the mistreatment of suppliers by their partners.

Transformers Foundation urges stronger relationships with cotton farmers, suggesting it is the only way to make real transformation.