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  1. Issue · Sep 28, 2026

    Sustainability Pulse #136 (opens the original)

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    Sustainable Fashion & Materials From governments making brands responsible for textile waste to designers rethinking wool, biotechnology, resale and regenerative farming, this month’s stories show sustainability moving further upstream, into the materials, farms and systems behind what we wear.Subscribe nowHere’s what caught my attention.CIRCULARITY & THE SECONDHAND ECONOMYIKEA takes on eBay and Vinted with new UK second-hand marketplace

  2. Issue · Aug 13, 2026

    Sustainability Pulse #135 (opens the original)

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    Hello dear readers,Please sit with one number before we do anything else: 173 million years. That’s how long a garment worker on a typical salary would need to work to earn what Bernard Arnault has. Not “a long time.”Someone finally built a list of fashion’s billionaires and did the ugly math. Fashion media won’t name these people because their ad budgets depend on not naming them. So Anxiety Eco is naming them for free.</

  3. Issue · Jul 21, 2026

    Sustainability Pulse #134 (opens the original)

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    I want to start somewhere heavier than fashion this week.The Guardian published a piece on what’s happening at Dollar Tree stores men filming themselves masturbating in public, on female shoppers, in broad daylight, then posting the footage for an audience that eggs them on. It’s being called”gooning,” like it’s a bit. It isn’t. It’s assault, filmed and monetized for attention, and it’s happening in the exact aisles where working people are just trying to buy groceries. <a href="https://www.theg

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