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Last week Greenpeace International released a report focused on the water-pollution practices of China’s top two textile manufacturers. The report, called Dirty Laundry, clearly documents in photos and with scientific testing that clothes are not the only things coming out of these massive garment factories.

The report is based on a year-long investigation of two major Chinese suppliers, the Youngor Textile Complex in Ningbo on the Yangtze River Delta and the Well Dyeing Factory in the Pearl Rive

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Bangladesh is well known for its water woes. In the West, we most often hear about flooding for this nation of 10 million people. And now the capital, Dhaka, has a new problem. Scientists predict that Dhaka may be uninhabitable by 2025 due to contamination of the ground and surface water. This could mean that up to 25 million people would be on the move looking for a new place to live.

What you may not know, is that Bangladesh has a thriving textile industry and accounts for some 70 percent of th

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GP02GBY.jpg

Last week Greenpeace International released a report focused on the water-pollution practices of China’s top two textile manufacturers. The report, called Dirty Laundry, clearly documents in photos and with scientific testing that clothes are not the only things coming out of these massive garment factories.

The report is based on a year-long investigation of two major Chinese suppliers, the Youngor Textile Complex in Ningbo on the Yangtze River Delta and the Well Dyeing Factory in the Pearl Rive

Read more…
Bangladesh is well known for its water woes. In the West, we most often hear about flooding for this nation of 10 million people. And now the capital, Dhaka, has a new problem. Scientists predict that Dhaka may be uninhabitable by 2025 due to contamination of the ground and surface water. This could mean that up to 25 million people would be on the move looking for a new place to live.

What you may not know, is that Bangladesh has a thriving textile industry and accounts for some 70 percent of th

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