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Study links sunlight and fabric colour to accelerate microfiber pollution in the ocean

How a global day of action connects millions of people, sparks discussions about consumption and recycling – and why prevention and circular economy remain crucial.

Not as sustainable as you think according to De Morgen, but not everyone agrees with that… We spoke to laundry sheet producers Klaaar and Yokuu and offer a more nuanced story.

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

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 More Sustainable Future

Ocean Innovators in fashion

The impact of clothing on plastic pollution in the oceans

Sustainability check: Polyester criticised – facts and consequences

From Waste to Wear: An Industry in Turmoil