A real score for any individual or business working towards their Sustainability goals. The article manages to remain concise while being holistic in covering the extent of water stress caused by textiles and highlights alternative sustainable use cases.
These facts should be made known to more number of people so they can act accordingly and make their contribution in saving our precious resource and thereby save the planet
A very informative read. The statistics provided show the alarming need to shift towards more sustainable resources. While from a environmental stand point it is important for companies, with the ESG framework kicking in in various countries, it would be prudent for fashion companies to reduce their water footprint and move towards sustainable fashion.
Amazing amazing thread. I wonder what’s the solution with so many clothing brands available all around the world.
Maybe we should go more local with our clothing choices or maybe legislation should be made on restricting these practises by companies. After all what would we lose if we stopped too much mass production of clothes? Just a few businessmen losing profits? Well if it can save water and nature maybe it’ll be worth it.
A real score for any individual or business working towards their Sustainability goals. The article manages to remain concise while being holistic in covering the extent of water stress caused by textiles and highlights alternative sustainable use cases.
Interesting and an eye opener!
These facts should be made known to more number of people so they can act accordingly and make their contribution in saving our precious resource and thereby save the planet
A very informative read. The statistics provided show the alarming need to shift towards more sustainable resources. While from a environmental stand point it is important for companies, with the ESG framework kicking in in various countries, it would be prudent for fashion companies to reduce their water footprint and move towards sustainable fashion.
Amazing amazing thread. I wonder what’s the solution with so many clothing brands available all around the world.
Maybe we should go more local with our clothing choices or maybe legislation should be made on restricting these practises by companies. After all what would we lose if we stopped too much mass production of clothes? Just a few businessmen losing profits? Well if it can save water and nature maybe it’ll be worth it.
Wow, this article really made me re-think my purchases. Super informative and well written!