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Cradle-to-cradle means a product is designed so that its materials and components can be repurposed- or recycled indefinitely. This makes products “circular” and reduces their environmental impacts.
Almost everything we buy is packed or wrapped in some kind of packaging. The amount of necessary plastics, paper, glues, paint, etc. is significant. But how can packaging design make a difference? Packaging solutions provider ZeroPackaging has the answer: by using environmental data to guide your design. This is how they do it.
Mobius is our easy product footprint tool. How does it work? Mobius is our easy product footprint tool. Make Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) and design
A product CO2 footprint (or product carbon footprint) tells you how much global warming your product causes throughout its life-cycle. Environmental footprints do the same, but measure all other environmental impacts of your product too. How are these footprint types measured? What’s the best fit for you?
The most sustainable apparel companies have things in common, but their uniqueness makes their charm. Get inspired by the winning strategies of MUD jeans, Patagonia, and MATE the label.
To make your products (more) sustainable, you NEED data on their environmental impact. Environmental data allows you to focus your impact reduction efforts, and make credible claims – backed by data. The scientific method Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) gives you the full environmental picture of your products. This is how you get started with LCA in just 6 steps.
What’s Life Cycle Assessment? How does it work? What can you use it for? Watch our free webinar ‘LCA for Beginners’ and learn from our specialists.
There are a lot of similar design terms flowing around in the world of creating (more) sustainable products. But do they all mean the same thing? Are they equally relevant for your sustainable improvement efforts? Where should you start? Let’s dive into it…
Big fashion brands are under fire, receiving fees- or even sued for greenwashing claims. In this commotion, a lot of well-deserved attention goes to the credibility of environmental data. Where does this data come from? How reliable is it? How reliable are the measurement methods? In this article we go through the good, the bad and the potential of Life Cycle Assessments as environmental impact measurement method for the fashion industry.
ESG is the hot topic in the finance world. But what does it mean, and how can data prevent us from going to jail?
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