The paradox of Emily in Paris – WHEB

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‘Sustainable fashion’ mostly relies on behavioural change from consumers – buy less, buy better. But even still, there are actions clothing retailers can take to massively reduce the carbon footprint of fashion.

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The paradox of Emily in Paris – WHEB

Senior Analyst Claire Jervis looks at sustainable fashion and how fashion companies’ climate pledges need a sustainability makeover.

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