Ethics Microplastics Pollution Waste 
The Environmental Blog
JANUARY 18, 2022
With consumer awareness and consciousness shifting toward sustainable fashion, businesses in the clothing industry began to focus on making brands ethical. However, they’ve been known to produce large volumes of chemicalized wastewater, consequently polluting drainage systems when disposed of. Conclusion.
Green Business Bureau
MAY 4, 2021
In fact, fashion is the second largest polluting industry after fossil fuels. Countless cases of its damage to natural resources, pollutive waste and emissions, and unethical labor practices have fallen under the public eye over the years. They also cut financial corners by ignoring ethical working conditions standards.
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Green Business Bureau
APRIL 21, 2021
This is exacerbated in the fast fashion industry where there are shorter product life cycles, increased waste, and less consideration for the environment. These garments are created without consideration for the environment, waste, and human labor. The average U.S. consumer now purchases one item of clothing every 5.5 Pre-Production.
Green Business Bureau
APRIL 27, 2021
Not to mention over one-third of microplastics found in oceans come from synthetic fabrics such as nylon and polyester, along with laundry detergents. They even upcycle fabric scraps into accessories to reduce the millions of tons of textile waste that enter landfills each year. But every improvement and small adjustment counts!
Green Business Bureau
SEPTEMBER 7, 2022
Eco-Friendly, Ethically-Sourced Building Materials. Choosing reclaimed wood reduces the fossil fuel use and pollution that comes from clearing and processing trees into lumber. In fact, creating products from recycled steel utilizes 40% less water and reduces mining wastes by 97%. RECLAIMED LUMBER. RECYCLED PLASTIC.
Green Business Bureau
MARCH 16, 2021
Source from sustainable and ethical food providers. Businesses have an obligation to source both ethically and sustainably. This not only alleviates the world’s food waste problem and the associated landfill emissions, but it also lowers your waste collection costs. It’s a win-win situation. It can’t stop there, though.
Green Business Bureau
APRIL 21, 2021
This is exacerbated in the fast fashion industry where there are shorter product life cycles, increased waste, and less consideration for the environment. These garments are created without consideration for the environment, waste, and human labor. The average U.S. consumer now purchases one item of clothing every 5.5 Pre-Production.
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