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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.

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Data on your usages & emissions, utilities, transport, materials, etc. Measuring LCA’s of products always starts with data collection. But what data do you need- from who?

You want to offset your carbon emissions. But you can’t just do so based on loose assumptions. How do you know how much to offset?