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Key findings from the research & report of Changing Markets Foundation and its partners – Clean Clothes Campaign, Fashion Revolution, No Plastic in My Sea and the Plastic Soup Foundation

The Dandora landfill, located in the eastern suburb of Nairobi, Kenya, is a sprawling 120,000 square meter site established in 1975. Originally designed to handle a much smaller population’s waste, the landfill now receives over 2,000 metric tons of unsorted municipal and business waste daily. This waste includes refuse from the bustling Gikomba market, leading to a diverse mix of household, industrial, and medical waste. While the landfill helps keep Nairobi’s streets relatively clean, the environmental and health impacts are severe.

Exploring Seaweed Textile Innovations for a Sustainable Future

Ocean Innovators in fashion

The impact of clothing on plastic pollution in the oceans

Zero Waste Food and Cosmetics Shopping Guide for Belgium and the Netherlands

Sustainability check: Polyester criticised – facts and consequences

From Waste to Wear: An Industry in Turmoil

U.S. Government Rules PET Plastic as Health Hazard

Are you ready to open your eyes to the truth of Barbie Land?

Spotlighting Earth’s Need for Radical Restoration