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Fashion Industry Needs to Move “Further and Faster” to Drive Climate Action

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change,
13 February 2023, International

The fashion industry needs to move “further and faster” to drive down emissions and prove the sector is serious about shifting from cosmetic to systemic change, said UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell.

https://unfccc.int/news/fashion-industry-needs-to-move-further-and-faster-to-drive-climate-action

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