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Fashion Declares tackles water and waste

07/07/2022
Fashion Declares tackles water and waste

A webinar instigated by “bottom-up” sustainability organisation Fashion Declares saw key thinkers in the space present on the topic of water usage and pollution in fashion. The live event, How to Reduce Fashion’s Water Usage and Pollution, took place on July 6 and involved short talks by University of Leeds lecturer Mark Sumner; sustainability...

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