84. Decarbonization – Three Manufacturers on Whether They Have Mapped Pathways for Achieving their Decarbonization Targets

15.11.2022

Manufactured

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Do apparel manufacturers have mapped pathways for achieving their decarbonization targets, or not? This episode features responses to this question from three different manufacturers: Mustafa Ahmad the General Manager of Sustainability for US Apparel & Textiles in Pakistan, Krishna Manda the Vice President of Corporate Sustainability for Lenzing, and Matthew Guenther, the Director of Environmental Sustainability for TAL Apparel.

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84. Decarbonization – Three Manufacturers on Whether They Have Mapped Pathways for Achieving their Decarbonization Targets

Manufactured

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104. The Curious Case of Leicester Part 2: A Community Perspective

105. The Curious Case of Leicester Part 3: A Local Government Perspective

106. The Curious Case of Leicester Part 4: A Manufacturer’s Perspective

107. The Curious Case of Leicester Part 5: Can We Regulate Fashion Without Causing Harm?

102. Concluding Crossover Moments: Intention, Inequity, and the Implicit Beliefs Blocking Systemic Transformation

101. Crossover Moments : Ebru Debbag

100. Crossover Moments : Bergson Wang

99. Crossover Moments: Kim van der Weerd on Her Complex Relationship with Factory Floor Staff

98. Crossover Moments : Ken Pucker