Qu’est-ce que la mode durable? - Parlons Transition

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L’industrie du textile engendre des impacts socio-environnementaux désastreux à l’échelle mondiale. Elle est responsable de 2 à 8% des émissions mondiales de gaz à effet de serre et de 20% de la pollution de l’eau dans le monde. Entre 100 et 150 milliards de vêtements sont produits chaque année dans le monde, dont 15 à 45 milliards ne sont même pas vendus ni portés. L’industrie du textile renforce également les inégalités socio-économiques à travers le monde. Les multinationales de la « fast fashion » sont les principales actrices de ces catastrophes. Et les populations les plus pauvres de la planète sont celles qui en paient le prix fort. Mais face au concept de “mode jetable” certains et certaines favorisent un mode de consommation plus durable - une manière de s’habiller plus responsable. Cependant ces nouvelles alternatives ne présentent-elles pas certaines contraintes ou certains défauts? Et comment faire le poids face aux multinationales de la fast fashion? Pour en parler nous recevons Louis MAUGENDRE, créateur des Fripes de Loulou à Caen. Sophie DAUVILLIERS, fondatrice de la marque de vêtements éco-responsables et solidaires by Sophie b. et auteur du livre Hackeuse de Dressing. Cécile LE CORROLLER, Maîtresse de conférences en Socio-économie, à l’Université de Caen Normandie.

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L’industrie du textile engendre des impacts socio-environnementaux désastreux à l’échelle mondiale. Elle est responsable de 2 à 8% des émissions mondiales de gaz à effet de serre et de 20% de la pollution de l’eau dans le monde. Entre 100 et 150...

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