Discarded clothing from retail chain H&M has been successfully fueling a Swedish power plant, according to a story published by Bloomberg. A station located in Västerås, a city West of Stockholm, has replaced oil-and-coal-fueled power in an effort to continue the region's mission to become a fossil-fuel-free nation. If replacing one non-sustainable resource with another, well, non-sustainable resource sounds like a solution leading to a dead end, then it's worth emphasizing that the power plan...
Discarded clothing from retail chain H&M has been successfully fueling a Swedish power plant, according to a story published by Bloomberg. A station located in Västerås, a city West of Stockholm, has replaced oil-and-coal-fueled power in an effort to continue the region's mission to become a fossil-fuel-free nation. If replacing one non-sustainable resource with another, well, non-sustainable resource sounds like a solution leading to a dead end, then it's worth emphasizing that the power plan...
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