All CSR & Sustainability articles – Page 31
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OpinionResponsible textile production: What will the future cost?
Alexa Dehmel reflects on how the price of sustainable materials will evolve over the next decade.
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News briefsReju expands circular textiles program through new partnerships
The French textile regeneration company partners with Utexa and Antex to validate and scale circular polyester yarns for regional production.
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News briefsOdlo kicks off new collab with POW Switzerland
The Swiss outdoor apparel brand teams up with POW Switzerland and photographer Filip Zuan for a limited collection promoting climate action.
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OpinionThe days of abundant rPET feedstock are over: What is the alternative?
OIC columnist Charles Ross explains why outdoor brands must rethink material sourcing now, as the era of easy rPET feedstock rapidly ends.
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News briefsBlack Diamond relaunches #MinimizeYourImpact initiative
The brand calls on the outdoor community to embrace sustainable practices with the relaunch of its #MinimizeYourImpact initiative this spring.
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News briefsIMBA Europe launches 2025 Trail Awards
Take Care of Your Trails 2025 honors the unsung heroes of mountain biking with new awards for trail crews, advocates, youth leaders and inclusivity.
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News briefsSyre plans textile recycling plant in Vietnam
The textile recycling company takes a major step toward global textile recycling with plans for a Gigascale plant in Vietnam, backed by strong local and government support.
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News briefsReima reduces emissions and grows sustainably in 2024
The Finnish activewear brand for kids’ 2024 sustainability results show major emissions cuts, expanded use of recycled materials and strong growth in international markets.
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News briefsHaelixa with new brand identity
The Swiss traceability specialist introduces a bold new identity and website, signaling its evolution into a global leader in DNA-based supply chain traceability.
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ArticleGlobal greenhouse gas emissions drop in February
According to the Climate Trace coalition, global greenhouse gas emissions for the month of February 2025 totaled 5.04 billion tons CO2e.
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News briefsHalti reduces emissions at its headquarters by 50%
The Finnish company reports significant environmental progress at its headquarters in Sipoo, including heating system upgrades and office culture changes.
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News briefsSecond-hand outdoor gear app Everide is shutting down
Everide, founded in Annecy in 2021, will fold on April 30.
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News briefsMountain Hardwear launches Earth Day collection with a message
From art to action: The Earth Day collection blends streetwear style with ‘Leave No Trace’ values to protect wild places.
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News briefsEU delays sustainability and due diligence rules
After a key vote in the European Parliament, major EU companies will have more time to comply with new sustainability and due diligence laws.
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ArticleOn publishes 2024 Impact Progress Report, highlights achievements and challenges
Swiss sportswear brand On unveils bold progress – and key hurdles – in its 2024 sustainability journey.
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ArticleUS state of New Mexico enacts comprehensive PFAS ban
The state just passed one of the strictest PFAS laws in the US, but what makes it different from other state bans?
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News briefsAmbercycle and Highsun sign partnership
The circular materials specialist partners with the Chinese holding to scale textile-to-textile recycling, aiming to redefine synthetic production.
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News briefseBay achieves 100% renewable energy goal ahead of schedule
eBay is thereby advancing its climate protection commitments and laying the foundation for further milestones in the area of sustainability.
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News briefsMammut launches Mountain School in the UK for safe mountain exploration
The Swiss brand opens a UK-based mountain school arm, empowering adventurers of all levels with essential skills for safe, confident journeys into the wild.
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News briefsVölkl commits to Science Based Targets with SBTi pledge
The German ski producer is taking bold steps to reduce emissions and meet climate goals, aligning with global climate science through the Science Based Targets initiative.
