Cradle to gate is a term used to describe the one-way, linear material flows that exist in industrialized societies. Resources are extracted, manufactured into products, used and often disposed of in a landfill or waste to energy facility. Read more..

Eco Bag is bags made organically, often biodegradable in case of bags made for groceries; a better alternative is to use organic cotton; the best alternative is to remake from a dead product (fabrics) that otherwise would be landfill. Read more..

Eco Fleece Eco-fleece – a nubby, soft fabric made from recycled soda bottles. Every time you purchase something from Eco-fleece you are contributing to saving another piece of the earth, which would otherwise be used as landfill.  Of course, you are also wearing plastic from old soda bottles Fabric Technology Durable insulation Breathable and quick-drying [...]

Environmental design is a new approach in planning consumer products and industrial processes that are ecologically sustainable and intelligent, and healthy both the environment and humans. Read more..

A material that is only down-cyclable. Resulting material is of lower quality and/or value; resulting material will most likely be landfilled at the end of use. Read more..

Slow fashion comes from the Italian slow food movement that was founded in 1986 by Carlos Petrini, who was a protest against a fast-food chain in Italy, and its goal was to preserve the rich food culture in Italy, regional traditions, nature of production and agricultural diversity.

Textile waste can be classified as either pre-consumer or post-consumer textile waste. Pre-consumer textile waste is the leftovers or by-products from textile, fibre- or cotton industries. Post-consumer textile waste is the waste of fleece, flannel, corduroy, cotton, nylon, denim, wool, and linen.. Read more..

Waste Management, classification of waste hierarchy divided into the following categories.. read more..

Waste to energy is the term used to describe the conversion of waste by-products into useful electricity (steam-generated). The most common way WTE is produced by converting municipal solid waste (MSW is defined as residential and commercial refuse), and makes up the largest source of waste in industrialized countries. Read more..