When every problem's solution seems to feed into another problem, what do you do? Textile science offers a path forward for a $2.5 trillion industry.
shows the persistence and severity of the issue, as workers for the ultra-fast-fashion brand are expected to make 500 garments daily at wages far under livable.
There's still the issue of microplastic shedding, which dirties our bodies of water as well as our own bodies, and of the chemicals in dyes that all the same. Though shifting to natural fibers sounds more eco-friendly in theory, some crops like cotton need large amounts of water and pesticides, which can ravish landscapes.
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