This Brochure is a Collaboration of:
Dr. Gwendolyn Hustvedt, Texas State University‐San Marcos
and
Coral Rose, Eco‐Innovations Sustainable Textile Services
University of Arkansas-Sustainability Education
Categories
- About Bamboo
- About Hemp
- About Lenzing Modal & TENCEL (r)
- About Linen-Flax
- About Organic Cotton
- About Organic Wool
- About Recycled Fibers
- About Standards, Certification, Labeling
- About Sustainable Fibers
- Beyond Fibers; Dyes, Finishes,Trims and Packaging
- Climate Change and Textiles
- Cotton vs. Polyester
- Current Affairs
- Eco-Education
- Fair Trade
- Federal Trade Commission-FTC Environmental Marketing and Labeling Guidelines
- Genetic Engineering
- Organic Food
- Personal Care
- Resources: Helpful Sustainability Resources
- Social Responsibility
- Sustainable Textiles Definitions
Eco-Blogs
Eco-Dictionary
Eco-Textiles
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October 30, 2009
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