案例简介：图片由 @ lucalocatelliphoto/一名工人在意大利普拉托解开新鲜回收的羊毛。羊毛是世界上最常见和最成功回收的纺织品 -- 在普拉托，这个行业是一个历史性的传统。根据艾伦·麦克阿瑟基金会的说法，在每年产生的10000万吨纺织废料中，只有1% 被回收。自20世纪00年代初以来，这个托斯卡纳小镇对进入回收循环的全球15% 多种纺织品进行了分类和重新利用。今天，被认为是废弃物品的商品和可持续工业生产的象征。普拉托及其回收行业是《国家地理》杂志3月号封面故事 “垃圾的终结”-循环经济解决方案的主题。通过将废物设计出生产系统，circularity旨在在再生自然系统的同时保持资源和材料的使用。虽然循环经济是有希望的，但事实是没有一个单一的解决方案。然而，我们每个人都可以通过更有意识地生活和保持信息来做出很大的改变。跟随我 @ lucalocatelliphoto，了解我们如何有所作为。# 环境 # 循环经济 # 时尚 # 意大利 # lucalocatelliphotoCheck Nat Geo在bio中的链接，以获取有关此故事的更多信息。

案例简介：Photo by @lucalocatelliphoto / A worker untangles freshly recycled wool in Prato, Italy. Wool is the most common and successfully recycled textile worldwide—in Prato, this industry is a historic tradition.According to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, of the 100 million tonnes of textile waste produced every year, only 1% is recycled. Since the early 1900s, this small Tuscan town sorts and repurposes over 15% of the world’s textiles that entered the recycling loop. What was considered a discarded item is today a commodity and a symbol for sustainable industrial production.Prato and its recycling industry were the subject of National Geographic magazine's March issue cover story on "The End of Trash"—circular economy solutions. By designing waste out of the production system, circularity aims to keep resources and materials in use while regenerating natural systems. While the circular economy is promising, the truth is there isn't one single solution. Yet each one of us can make a big difference by living more consciously and staying informed. Follow me @lucalocatelliphoto to learn how we can make a difference.#environment #circulareconomy #fashion #italy #lucalocatelliphotoCheck out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photo by @lucalocatelliphoto / A worker untangles freshly recycled wool in Prato, Italy. Wool is the most common and succ

案例简介：图片由 @ lucalocatelliphoto/一名工人在意大利普拉托解开新鲜回收的羊毛。羊毛是世界上最常见和最成功回收的纺织品 -- 在普拉托，这个行业是一个历史性的传统。根据艾伦·麦克阿瑟基金会的说法，在每年产生的10000万吨纺织废料中，只有1% 被回收。自20世纪00年代初以来，这个托斯卡纳小镇对进入回收循环的全球15% 多种纺织品进行了分类和重新利用。今天，被认为是废弃物品的商品和可持续工业生产的象征。普拉托及其回收行业是《国家地理》杂志3月号封面故事 “垃圾的终结”-循环经济解决方案的主题。通过将废物设计出生产系统，circularity旨在在再生自然系统的同时保持资源和材料的使用。虽然循环经济是有希望的，但事实是没有一个单一的解决方案。然而，我们每个人都可以通过更有意识地生活和保持信息来做出很大的改变。跟随我 @ lucalocatelliphoto，了解我们如何有所作为。# 环境 # 循环经济 # 时尚 # 意大利 # lucalocatelliphotoCheck Nat Geo在bio中的链接，以获取有关此故事的更多信息。

国家地理 - Photo by @lucalocatelliphoto / A worker untangles freshly recycled wool in Prato, Italy. Wool is the most common and succ

案例简介：Photo by @lucalocatelliphoto / A worker untangles freshly recycled wool in Prato, Italy. Wool is the most common and successfully recycled textile worldwide—in Prato, this industry is a historic tradition.According to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, of the 100 million tonnes of textile waste produced every year, only 1% is recycled. Since the early 1900s, this small Tuscan town sorts and repurposes over 15% of the world’s textiles that entered the recycling loop. What was considered a discarded item is today a commodity and a symbol for sustainable industrial production.Prato and its recycling industry were the subject of National Geographic magazine's March issue cover story on "The End of Trash"—circular economy solutions. By designing waste out of the production system, circularity aims to keep resources and materials in use while regenerating natural systems. While the circular economy is promising, the truth is there isn't one single solution. Yet each one of us can make a big difference by living more consciously and staying informed. Follow me @lucalocatelliphoto to learn how we can make a difference.#environment #circulareconomy #fashion #italy #lucalocatelliphotoCheck out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photo by @lucalocatelliphoto / A worker untangles freshly recycled wool in Prato, Italy. Wool is the most common and succ

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