Step 1: Big & bold commitments means setting goals to clean up fashion supply chains. Detailed & public reporting is the only way for the industry to be held accountable and stay on track! Read the report to learn what cos should do. bit.ly/2Yh678a #FossilFreeFashion
Step 2: Fashion brands have a GHG problem because they manufacture where coal-fired power is a large proportion of grid electricity and they even have plans for more coal!
#FossilFreeFashion
Read the @standearth report to learn how fashion can clean up! bit.ly/2Yh678a
Step 3: Step 3: Fashion brands must advocate for national policies in manufacturing countries for affordable, scalable renewable energy. #FossilFreeFashion
Read the @standearth report to learn how fashion can clean up! bit.ly/2Yh678a
Step 4: Polyester used more than any other material and comes straight from fossil fuels, sometimes even fracked gas from the US. #FossilFreeFashion
Read the @standearth report to learn how fashion can clean up! bit.ly/2Yh678a
Step 5: Apparel and textiles use 8% of cargo shipping and 6% of air freight. Brands need to reduce by going slower and by using ships that don’t run on heavy fuel oil or LNG. #FossilFreeFashion
Read the @standearth report to learn how fashion can clean up! bit.ly/2Yh678a
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