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Fashion industry addicted to plastic materials releasing microfibers

Wardrobe Change campaign: urgent break with fast fashion needed in upcoming EU textile laws

Australia and California join the fight against microfibers from clothes

Microfiber Innovation Challenge: calling all geniuses

Even the top of the world can’t escape microfibers

Second-hand September: moving towards sustainable fashion

Plastic fibers are flying all over the world

Almost 13,000 tons of microfibers released into European waters every year

Polyester clothes pollute the air as much as the water

France is leading the fight against plastic microfibers

Londoners are breathing in millions of microfibers from textiles every day

Up to 878 tonnes of synthetic microfibers end up in our oceans every year

Does plastic make us sick? Strong decline in growth of the respiratory track

Should you throw away your polyester fleece?

PlanetCare Microfiber filter receives first official ‘Ocean Clean Wash’ approval

Failing approach microfibres from synthetic clothing

Better recycling of synthetic mattresses is half-baked solution

The first Plastic Health Summit in the world

Press Release: Keeping Plastic Out of Our Oceans

Swiss Alps: microplastics everywhere

It’s raining microplastics, everywhere and every day

Microplastic fibers found in amphipods in deepest point of the ocean

More recycled PET in clothing: no guarantee for less fiber loss

Adidas, Nike, H&M and Zara products tested on microfiber loss during washing

Waste2Wear hides the real problem: microfibres

Redirecting the campaign: Closing the loop on microfiber pollution

We ingest more microplastics through dust fallout than mussel consumption

Plastic Soup Foundation enters into collaboration with successful developer of washing machine filters

Microfiber Workshop in NYC to tackle pollution from clothes

How damaging is breathing in microplastics?

Warning label plastic clothing desperately needed

California legislation will require polyester clothing to have a microfiber pollution label

European textile industry’s initiative puts off taking action

Textile sector ignores problems of plastic microfibres

Plastic microfibers contaminate tap water across the world

Microplastic pollution in Antarctica extremely serious

Plastic microfibers found in the heart of the Himalayas

Fibres from synthetic clothing disastrous for mankind and the oceans

Fish from fish markets contains plastic

Microfibers Fallout