You may have missed it over the Thanksgiving weekend, but on November 28, The New York Times published an op-ed by a researcher in Australia who noted the vast harm to the planet being caused by tiny fibers that come off our clothes when we wash them. The fibers are virtually invisible, but they're pouring into rivers and oceans by the metric ton and getting swept up into the food chain, with potentially (probably) deleterious effects to animal and human health. Tiny fibers! Who knew? And not ju...
The Year in Fashion: Our Industry Has a Sustainability Problem, Here's How We Solve It
Vogue - 9 Dec 2015 18:00
You may have missed it over the Thanksgiving weekend, but on November 28, The New York Times published an op-ed by a researcher in Australia who noted the vast harm to the planet being caused by tiny fibers that come off our clothes when we wash them. The fibers are virtually invisible, but they're pouring into rivers and oceans by the metric ton and getting swept up into the food chain, with potentially (probably) deleterious effects to animal and human health. Tiny fibers! Who knew? And not ju...
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