Fossil Free Fashion
You see, most of the industry’s factories are powered by coal, one of the dirtiest fuels on earth. By urging fashion companies to address the climate pollution in their supply chains, we can catalyze major shifts in renewable energy across the globe. Specifically, we’re stopping the rush of new coal plants in China, Bangladesh, Turkey, Vietnam, and other countries in Southeast Asia.
Since launching our campaign, Levi’s and American Eagle set industry-leading climate commitments that drastically cut down their supply chain emissions, and dozens more have made climate promises as part of new initiatives like the UN Fashion Climate Charter.
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Fashion has a fossil fuel problem
Fashion brands like lululemon have the power to push the global transition to clean energy in the countries where their clothes are made. Instead, they drive up demand for coal, fuelling the climate crisis and making it harder for local communities to fighting air pollution to push for renewable energy.
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Did you know the fashion industry is the 4th largest climate polluter?
Fashion companies need to take responsibility for their part in the climate crisis. Sign the petition to clean up #FilthyFashion
Lululemon, Under Armour, and Athleta
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lululemon is a coalprit
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