Eco-Business

Brand investment for Bangladesh's textile factories to build rooftop solar can play a part in clean energy goals.

Bangladeshi fashion suppliers adopt new technology to boost productivity. Workers want a fair share of the benefits.

Small steps in energy efficiency help but big money is needed to clean up fashion's filthy production line.

Emissions in the apparel sector keep growing alongside demand for fast fashion, despite net-zero pledges.

By Gabrielle See

By Varsha Torgalkar, Rifat Mohidin, Sofia Turati, Vittoria Torsello

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Tailors working in a local garment factory in Bangladesh

The fashion industry business will not come from diplomacy or presidential handshakes, but from trust-based relationships built on fair purchasing practices, sustainability concerns, and other ethical commitments. By Joleen Ong

A handful of fashion brands – H&M, Ralph Lauren, Decathlon and Adidas – are working to stop using coal to power their factories in 2025, while others are prioritising decarbonisation at lower levels of ambition. By Peter Ford

Shoppers could be exposing themselves to carcinogens in the fabrics of the ultra-cheap, ultra-fast fashions they buy online. By Dr Saniyat Islam and Dr Pia Interlandi

The fashion industry faces huge sustainability challenges. But the bigger challenge is for consumers to work out who’s genuine and who’s not. By Rebecca Van Amber and Saniyat Islam

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