Environment
Eco-Friendly Jeans Gain Traction as Consumers Seek Sustainable Alternatives
Researchers at Guangdong University of Technology decided to track the environmental impact of a classic pair of jeans – from the cotton fields to the landfill. What they found is pretty shocking:
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