Impact of Textile Industry on Environment


The many stages in textile production hurt the environment through the continuous and nearly huge emissions of GHG, water retraction, the discharge of poisons into our ecosystem from pesticides and herbicides applied in growing cotton, and many other impacts. SwagCycle deeply think about environmental issue. It focused on responsibly managing the upcycle and recycle unwanted old stuff.

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