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Collective Fashion Justice with Emma Håkansson
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In the 9th episode of the Principles of Change podcast, I discuss fashion and ethics with Emma Håkansson from Collective Fashion Justice. Emma is the author of How Veganism Can Save Us, she writes for publications on sustainable and ethical fashion, and consults with brands on their ethics and environmental impact.
In Today's Episode:
- Intro
- Emma's background
- What is Collective Fashion Justice?
- Is fake fur sustainable?
- What is biodegradable and recyclable?
- Bamboo cotton
- How ethical are big companies?
- New technologies
- Emma’s principles of change
Links:
https://www.collectivefashionjustice.org
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Capitole
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. What is Collective Fashion Justice? (00:04:04)
3. Is fake fur sustainable? (00:05:14)
4. The most sustainable ethical material (00:13:28)
5. What is biodegradable and recyclable? (00:16:32)
6. Bamboo VS cotton (00:18:10)
7. Unsustainable practices (00:20:52)
8. How ethical are big companies? (00:24:26)
9. Are fair-trade labels trustworthy? (00:26:46)
10. Should we boycott big companies? (00:34:24)
11. New technologies (00:39:46)
12. Emma’s principles of change (00:45:20)
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