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Reformation Making Goals to Becoming 100% Sustainable The company, Reformation has a fantastic outlook on sustainability, “ We put sustainability at the core of everything we do. We invest in green building infrastructure to minimize our waste, water, and energy footprints. By providing on-the-job training and opportunities for growth, we also invest in the people who make this revolution possible.” Personally, I have never shopped the brand before. However, I am very well known of the company. What shocked me the most was the fact that Reformation is sustainable. Not that they are 100% sustainable, but no brand is. It’s simply not achievable in the industry yet, however they are making many moves and goals to become more sustainable. In the fashion forum, the VP Kathleen Talbot, and the director of sustainability Carrie Freiman had a lot to say on the company’s current and future sustainable goals and practices. To start off the talk they said Reformation hopes to “lead and inspire

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Help Our Planet Achieve Peace Of Mind By: Jacqueline Ryan and Maureen Crete Living in New York everyone wishes for warmer days, but at what price are we feeling these warmer days? There’s no denying it, our Earth is getting warmer. It is not typically to feel a 70 ° day in January, and that is what we have experienced. For the few of you who are not seeing the toll that is being taken on our planet, this is your time to open your eyes before it is too late. There are many things that are contributing to the depreciation of our planet. A big factor in this is trees being cut down constantly. As our population continues to raise, there needs to be a place for these individuals to live. That living space is being created by cutting down trees, which is cutting down on the amount of CO2 in the air. This is harmful since this is taking away something that helps us breathe, and building companies or apartment complexes that contribute to the problem our planet is facing.

Human Impact on Climate Change-Nina&Mariel

Nina Ibarria, Mariel Lemair Sustainability & the Future of Fashion Group Blog Post #2 9/18/17 Human Impact on Climate Change Crafting a fashion piece from inception to collection is a resource-intensive journey that requires an immense amount of human and natural resources. According to the Word Bank, 20 percent of global water pollution is caused by textile processing, making it the second biggest polluter of freshwater resources in the planet. Image Credit: Noorism.com Chemical Waste inside a Fabric Dying Factory in China Image Credit: Noorism.com River Outside Fabric Dying Factory in China Image Credit: Khaled Hasan for the NYTimes Savar, Bangladesh, untreated wastewater in neighborhood. Image Credit: businessinsider.com A boy plays in severely polluted water in China The Human Impact of Producing Viscose: An example that clearly illustrates human impact on the

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