What happens to old clothes and textiles in the Baltics? Are they recycled? Do they end up in the landfill or in the incinerator? Watch the video to learn more.
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The Baltic states have potential to create a circular textile system together with the Nordic countries, a study concludes, but significant action is needed.
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- Avasõnad - Kristiina Martin, SEI Tallinn : 518 KB
- Circular textile policy - Harri Moora, SEI Tallinn : 541 KB
- Textile flows in the Baltics - David Watson, Planmiljo : 2 MB
- Telaketju 2 / Taking Finland Towards Circularity of Textiles - Pirjo Heikkilä, Telaketju : 3 MB
- Municipal waste management for textile circularity - Sini Ilmonen : 2 MB
- Lindström - Tekstiili renditeenus - Kadrian Jaagund : 2 MB
- Ringmajandus ja tekstiilid - Stella Soomlais : 3 MB
- Tekstiilijäätmete purustamistehnoloogia ja uudsete materjalide arendamine tekstiilijäätmete väärindamiseks ning ringmajanduse toetamiseks - Tiia Plamus, TalTech : 522 KB
- Making fashion cycle ten times faster - FashLab Nordics : 3 MB