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trellis.net | Elsa Wenzel
The circular economy, once an aspirational concept, is becoming standardized across business, from product labels to international frameworks. And the movement will reach a new level when the Global Circularity Protocol (GCP) debuts in November at the U.N. Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil.
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buff.ly | Elsa Wenzel
The circular economy, once an aspirational concept, is becoming standardized across business, from product labels to international frameworks. And the movement will reach a new level when the Global Circularity Protocol (GCP) debuts in November at the U.N. Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil.
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2 weeks ago |
trellis.net | Elsa Wenzel
Lululemon plans to source nearly one-fifth of its fibers from material recycled from used clothing and scraps by 2035. The athleisure giant announced a decade-long agreement on June 11 to purchase content from the Australian startup Samsara Eco, which specializes in AI-powered enzymatic recycling. It’s the type of vote of confidence that young textile recycling companies hope for as they navigate the commercialization “valley of death” that has slayed so many, such as Renewcell.
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2 weeks ago |
buff.ly | Elsa Wenzel
Lululemon plans to source nearly one-fifth of its fiber mix from material recycled from used clothing and scraps by 2035. The athleisure giant announced a decade-long agreement June 11 to purchase content from the Australian startup Samsara Eco, which specializes in AI-powered enzymatic recycling. It’s the type of vote of confidence that young textile recycling companies hope for as they navigate the commercialization “valley of death” that has slayed so many, such as Renewcell.
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2 weeks ago |
trellis.net | Elsa Wenzel
Chanel is looking beyond virgin materials to craft its signature tweed jackets and calfskin handbags. The 115-year-old luxury house shared plans on June 9 to create a new division to recirculate, recreate and repurpose used textiles.
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A Sanborn map of Evanston, c. 1899, showing the current north and west sides mostly pale and undeveloped. These were done every 20 years for fire insurance purposes. https://t.co/CBnOOCxBOR
An Evanston map upcycled from keyboard keys, dominoes and more, at the Evanston History Center basement archives. Turns out our neighbor made this. He had to hack off the protruding back nub of each keyboard key to make this. https://t.co/JKWkkYAPYL
The basement archives of the Evanston History Center. Some of the basement has marble flooring. https://t.co/6poL43OJIT