Surviving Progress explores the dangerous paradox at the heart of modern civilization: what we call “progress” may, in fact, be leading us toward collapse.
Every year around 12,000 kilometres of textile materials are dyed. And for that, millions of litres of water are needed. After use, the water is full of colorants, chemicals and salts.
In this whiteboard animation, I present 5 principles to achieve social sustainability. These are the findings of a group of researchers in Sweden who set out to understand the conditions that can degrade…
The previous cabinet of the Netherlands appointed him to promote the circular economy under the current administration. However, it shows more signs of collapse than progress.
Influencer Grace Mandeville presents a new short form docu-series for BBC iPlayer to see whether we can still enjoy the thrill of shopping for fashion while doing it consciously and sustainably.
Every year, nearly 100 billion items of clothing are produced – and 65% of them end up in a landfill within 12 months.
The OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct are recommendations addressed by governments to multinational enterprises. They aim to encourage positive contributions enterprises can make to economic, environmental and social progress,…
DW News – According to the International Labor Organization, about one in ten of all youngsters globally are working — 160 million children. Most are deprived of a formal education – making it…