Making Textile Colors By Using Bacteria
The British startup Colorifix has created a new sustainable dying technique by modifying bacteria to produce, deposit and fix dyes directly onto textiles without using any chemicals and saving water and energy in the process.
- 19/09/2020
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Sustainability Should Remain a Priority
To survive, our global consumption must decrease from its current rate (three times our planet).
- 18/09/2020
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Coronavirus is a Once in Lifetime Chance to Reshape How We Do Business
I switched from continuously flying for personal meetings to Zoomifying, like many people who increased their screen time.
- 17/09/2020
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The Food Industry Has Convinced Us that Healthier Food is Worth the Extra Cost
Why hasn’t the same thing happened in fashion? Consumers are not willing to pay a premium for sustainable clothes.
- 17/09/2020
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Is Doubling the Lifespan of a Garment a Sustainability Panacea?
Doubling the lifetime of a product reduces its impact by 50%.
- 17/09/2020
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