Waste Landscape Report
This report aims to explain how clothing becomes waste and how it impacts the landscape of the city of Accra, home of Kantamanto, the world’s largest secondhand clothing market.
Netherlands Pilot— Opportunities Assessment Methodology & Insights
This Opportunities Assessment focuses on D4D’s Global North Pilot in Western Europe, where 1-2 decomposition pathway(s) for textile waste will be demonstrated in the municipality of Rotterdam (Netherlands).
Climate Deal Textiles Rotterdam
In September 2021, Eigendraads was commissioned by the City of Rotterdam to conduct a feasibility study on textile recycling as a first step towards the potential realization of a circular textile hub in the region.
Resetting Fashion Podcast
This three-part podcast series Resetting Fashion has been developed to provide insight into the textile chain, the challenges, opportunities and possible solutions. In this series, journalist Dore van Duivenbode, together with four sorters ReShare, Erdotex, Boer Group and TexNL and textile chain expert Hilde van Duijn, dives into the world of discarded textiles.
Germany Pilot Opportunity Assessment—Beneficial Design Institute
Textile and policy waste analysis of Germany, with a special focus on Berlin. This deliverable, which is one of two Opportunity Assessments for Germany, outlines the preliminary phase of work when scoping the potential for a pilot.
Germany Pilot Opportunity Assessment—Regenerate Fashion
Textile and policy waste analysis of Germany, with a special focus on Berlin. This deliverable, which is one of two Opportunity Assessments for Germany, outlines the preliminary phase of work when scoping the potential for a pilot.
Methodology of Toxicology Assessment of Textile Waste in Accra, Ghana
This presentation outlines the methodology of the toxicology assessment which is investigating the ubiquitous nature of microplastics, particularly microfibers, and their consequential implications on ecosystems and human health in the Densu and Volta estuaries of Ghana.
Brief on Microfibers
Herein lies the timely opportunity for The Biomimicry Institute to contribute ecosystem expertise that’s currently lacking in microfibers discussions, as well as leverage this role to lead the circular economy narrative that embraces decomposition pathways and values fibers as future nutrients.
Estimating the Biodegradability of Chemicals
This is a summary of the literature review conducted by the Yale School for the Environment, Center for Green Chemistry and Green Engineering focused on the challenges of estimating biodegradability using common standardized testing methods. This literature review is expected to be published in 2025.
Understanding Biodegradation: A Walkthrough of Yale's Biodegradation AI Predictive Model
This video walks you through a searchable AI tool developed by the Yale School for the Environment, Center for Green Chemistry and Green Engineering to more accurately predict the biodegradability of new and existing chemicals. While the tool is in the very early stages, it should augment existing tools in the space.