With toxic dyes, chemical pollution and massive water waste, denim’s carbon footprint is anything but small. But change is happening. From cutting-edge tech to natural dyes, ancient weaving to ...

Jeans are the most popular trousers in the world. Every year, over 2 billion pairs are made. But most travel one and a half times around the planet before reaching your wardrobe.

The pollution caused by the fashion industry raised the issue of sustainability in the sector, but also led to extensive ...

Gojira have risen from French death metal outsiders to one of the most vital and important metal bands of the 21st century.

This discussion explores how companies make sustainability claims and the challenges in distinguishing genuine efforts from ...

Ahead of the International Day of Zero Waste, we speak with a UNEP expert about how to lighten the fashion industry’s ...

Sweeping rollbacks across emissions, air quality and water pollution regulations could ease short-term compliance costs — but ...

Water hyacinth is another quick-growing plant that chokes rivers and stops their flow. Also, food waste is eaten by fast-growing bacteria ... this fate due to sewage pollution.

A growing number of brands are discovering that prioritizing higher-quality, longer-lasting garments is not just an ethical ...