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The venture-funded Climate Board, established in 2022, has amassed a wealth of materials on the topic of sustainability, including insights and research, and has conducted a variety of events. It was founded on the belief that knowledge-sharing is crucial to accelerating climate action. Its work attempts to bring solutions, supported by experience and evidence, to drive speed and progress. But there is a huge mountain to climb. A key finding of its research is that for many organizations, “Ambitious goals are more than twice as common as meaningful action.” This is not where we want to be....

American lifestyle apparel company Kontoor Brands, maker of Lee and Wrangler denim, just released its 2020 Sustainability Report detailing its progress and plans for water conservation and sustainable cotton, among other environmental measures. By deploying water-saving and recycling technologies, Kontoor has reduced water consumption by more than eight billion liters…

Simple changes in wet processing can substantially lower environmental impacts and increase financial savings in the textile industry a new report shows.

Authors warn that a loose definition of sustainable fiber is not enough: before sourcing “sustainable” fiber from a given supplier, brands must confirm that they use low-emissions production methods. The report outlines a four-step method achieving proven emissions reductions...

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