案例简介：Photo @ lucalocatelliphoto/在意大利纺织区普拉托，回收过程从收集和分类开始。这些成堆的破布是由经验丰富的工人精心挑选的，他们在制造新的原毛的过程中按颜色将衣服分开。禁止进口原毛的旧法律促进了该地区回收利用的兴起，今天这里的公司对世界上大多数纺织品进行分类和回收-市场价值为25亿美元。根据美国环境保护署的数据，仅在美国，每年就产生1510万吨纺织品废物。我们只有1% 的服装最终被回收成新的服装。在这个1% 中，羊毛是最可回收的织物-在普拉托这个行业是一个传统。仅次于石油，服装和纺织业是世界上最大的污染者。它占温室气体排放的10%，占世界废水的近20%。地球的资源不足以继续使用线性经济模型; 我们需要将浪费视为一种资源。普拉托的纺织品回收行业是 @ natgeo关于 “循环经济” 解决方案的故事 “垃圾的终结” 的一部分。请关注我 @ lucalocatelliphoto，以了解最有前途的解决方案，以实现更可持续的未来。# 环境 # 回收 # lucalocatelliphoto # 循环经济 # 时尚查看生物中的Nat Geo链接，以获取有关此故事的更多信息。

案例简介：Photo @lucalocatelliphoto / In Prato, Italy's textile district, the recycling process starts with collection and sorting. These piles of rags have been carefully selected by experienced workers who separate the clothes by color in a process to create new raw wool. An old law prohibiting the importation of raw wool promoted the rise of recycling in this district, and today companies here sort and recycle most of the world’s textiles—to a market value of $2.5 billion. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 15.1 million tons of textile waste are generated each year in the U.S. alone. And only 1% of our clothing is ultimately recycled into new garments. Of this 1%, wool is the most recycled fabric—in Prato this industry is a tradition. Second only to oil, the clothing and textile industry is the largest polluter in the world. It accounts for 10% of greenhouse emissions and nearly 20% of the world’s wastewater. The planet’s resources aren’t enough to go on with a linear economic model; we need to consider waste as a resource.The textile recycling industry of Prato was part of the story "The End of Trash," on "circular economy" solutions, for @natgeo. Please follow me @lucalocatelliphoto to find out about the most promising solutions for a more sustainable future. #environment #recycle #lucalocatelliphoto #circulareconomy #fashionCheck out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photo @lucalocatelliphoto / In Prato, Italy's textile district, the recycling process starts with collection and sorting.

案例简介：Photo @ lucalocatelliphoto/在意大利纺织区普拉托，回收过程从收集和分类开始。这些成堆的破布是由经验丰富的工人精心挑选的，他们在制造新的原毛的过程中按颜色将衣服分开。禁止进口原毛的旧法律促进了该地区回收利用的兴起，今天这里的公司对世界上大多数纺织品进行分类和回收-市场价值为25亿美元。根据美国环境保护署的数据，仅在美国，每年就产生1510万吨纺织品废物。我们只有1% 的服装最终被回收成新的服装。在这个1% 中，羊毛是最可回收的织物-在普拉托这个行业是一个传统。仅次于石油，服装和纺织业是世界上最大的污染者。它占温室气体排放的10%，占世界废水的近20%。地球的资源不足以继续使用线性经济模型; 我们需要将浪费视为一种资源。普拉托的纺织品回收行业是 @ natgeo关于 “循环经济” 解决方案的故事 “垃圾的终结” 的一部分。请关注我 @ lucalocatelliphoto，以了解最有前途的解决方案，以实现更可持续的未来。# 环境 # 回收 # lucalocatelliphoto # 循环经济 # 时尚查看生物中的Nat Geo链接，以获取有关此故事的更多信息。

国家地理 - Photo @lucalocatelliphoto / In Prato, Italy's textile district, the recycling process starts with collection and sorting.

案例简介：Photo @lucalocatelliphoto / In Prato, Italy's textile district, the recycling process starts with collection and sorting. These piles of rags have been carefully selected by experienced workers who separate the clothes by color in a process to create new raw wool. An old law prohibiting the importation of raw wool promoted the rise of recycling in this district, and today companies here sort and recycle most of the world’s textiles—to a market value of $2.5 billion. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 15.1 million tons of textile waste are generated each year in the U.S. alone. And only 1% of our clothing is ultimately recycled into new garments. Of this 1%, wool is the most recycled fabric—in Prato this industry is a tradition. Second only to oil, the clothing and textile industry is the largest polluter in the world. It accounts for 10% of greenhouse emissions and nearly 20% of the world’s wastewater. The planet’s resources aren’t enough to go on with a linear economic model; we need to consider waste as a resource.The textile recycling industry of Prato was part of the story "The End of Trash," on "circular economy" solutions, for @natgeo. Please follow me @lucalocatelliphoto to find out about the most promising solutions for a more sustainable future. #environment #recycle #lucalocatelliphoto #circulareconomy #fashionCheck out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photo @lucalocatelliphoto / In Prato, Italy's textile district, the recycling process starts with collection and sorting.

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