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Turn Black Friday Into Green Friday! Sustainable Shopping Alternatives for the Climate-Conscious

Your inbox will probably soon be flooded with countless promotional emails about Black Friday. Welcome to the sustainable shopping alternatives - here you can find out how to buy clothes sustainably!

Are Conveyor Belt Roads the Freight Transport of the Future?

Japan’s autonomous autoflow road is being lauded as a climate-friendly cargo alternative. Will it live up to expectations?

Eine Person, die ein iPad nutzt, auf dem Klix³ ausgeführt wird
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Calculate and Reduce CO2 Footprint: Klix³ Toolbox Motivates People to Protect the Climate Through Gamification

How much CO2 does my lifestyle produce each year? Klix³ project aims to communicate climate protection measures with gamification.

Berlin Rewards the Repair of Smartphones and Other Devices: How the New Repair Bonus Works

Since September 2024, Berlin's repair bonus has been helping consumers with the cost of repairs. It's high time it was introduced nationwide.

Fashion Brands Are Offering Resale Platforms Thanks to Resale-As-A-Service Software

Resale-as-a-service software is the technology powering resale fashion platforms—and keeping clothes in the loop for longer.

Reduce the Impact of Your Wardrobe With These Sustainable Fashion Apps

The fashion industry is one of the world’s biggest polluters. These sustainable fashion apps are here to help you fight back.

Symolbild: Nachhaltige Künstliche Intelligenz
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How Can the Energy Guzzler That’s AI Become More Sustainable? Interview With Friederike Rohde (Iöw)

Artificial intelligence has a large CO2 footprint. Renewable energies alone will not solve the problem, says Friederike Rohde.

Will Digital Product Passports Change the Game in Fashion?

Digital Product Passports will tell consumers about the sustainability of their clothes. Will they reduce the industry’s carbon emissions?

Mixed Fabrics Could Now Be Recycled Thanks to New Research

The fashion industry has an overconsumption problem, producing endless textile waste that can’t always be recycled. Researchers have developed a new method for recycling blended textiles that could increase the amount of clothes that find a second life.