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New benchmark shows that biodiversity is in fashion

GreenBiz

New benchmark shows that biodiversity is in fashion. This week, in advance of World Soil Day — Dec. 5 — the Textile Exchange Corporate Fiber and Materials Benchmark (CFMB) Program is launching a new tool to help the fashion and textile industry take urgent action on biodiversity. Liesl Truscott. Thu, 12/03/2020 - 01:00.

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New benchmark shows that biodiversity is in fashion

AGreenLiving

New benchmark shows that biodiversity is in fashion Liesl Truscott Thu, 12/03/2020 – 01:00 This week, in advance of World Soil Day — Dec. 5 — the Textile Exchange Corporate Fiber and Materials Benchmark (CFMB) Program is launching a new tool to help the fashion and textile industry take urgent action on biodiversity.

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Sustainability Guide for Retail: Plastic Bag Alternatives

Green Business Bureau

Many times, plastic bags break down into microscopic pieces that get deposited into soils or contaminate waterways. Many companies have even started to sell reusable bags with designs on them, making them better looking and more fashionable while at the same time building the brand. It’s easy and economical to use alternatives.

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Tropicfeel launches hemp capsule clothing collection

AGreenLiving

In a move, or movement, away from fast fashion, the sustainability minded travel and lifestyle company Tropicfeel has created an all-natural clothing line that makes packing easy and is equally as easy on the environment.

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Lessons from 3 emerging bio-based material technologies

GreenBiz

Turning mycelium into packaging that’s 'compatible with the planet'. The company’s first technology, MycoComposite, precipitated the subsidiary Mushroom Packaging , which I discussed with Ecovative’s business development lead, Meghan Olson. Turning algae into straws that are 'designed to disappear'. Producing just 2.69

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Study: Nature impacts remain 'blind spot' for major corporates

Business Green

The report assesses the policies and practices of 389 large companies spanning eight sectors with a particularly significant impact on nature: metals and mining; construction and engineering; construction materials and supplies; containers and packaging; pharma and biotech; tyres and rubber; apparel and footwear; and chemicals.

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Need a bike helmet? ‘Grow It Yourself’ with mycelium

AGreenLiving

Experts are experimenting with mycelium for everything from construction materials to fashion and now sporting equipment, such as bicycle helmets. It’s also ‘growing’ in popularity for use in packaging, acoustic panels and interior design materials, among other products. + Mycelium isn’t new to the product development market.