Textile, apparel, and fashion (TAF) industries contribute significantly to global environmental
pollution at every point of the supply chain. Clothing manufacturing and transportation …

Textile and garments production involves a wide range of steps, beginning with the spinning
of fibers into yarn, then manufacturing to fabric and finally, adding value-enhancing …

MXene, a transition metal carbide/nitride, has been prominent as an ideal electrochemical
active material for supercapacitors. However, the low MXene load limits its practical …

Foreign direct investment can be a way to promote modern energy-efficient technology in
Belt & Road countries, and this aspect has yet to be explored. Therefore, we set three …

The textile/apparel industry is of great importance to the economy in terms of trade,
employment, investment and revenue all over the world. This sector is however …

The textile industry is a large source of pollution due to the production of raw materials
(natural and synthetic fibers), preparation and finishing processes, as well as due to textile …

Growing global demand and utilization of fossil fuels has elevated wealth creation,
increased adverse impacts of climate change from greenhouse gases (GHGs) emissions …

Waste jeans represent one of the major fractions of textile waste that is generated in millions
of tons annually. Waste jeans are classified as a cotton-rich material, which can potentially …

Post-consumer garments (PCG) wastes pose a significant concern in the textile value chain,
primarily due to their environmental impact. Over the last few decades, recycling of PCG has …

Fast fashion, as a continuously growing part of the textile industry, is widely criticized for its
excessive resource use and high generation of textiles. To reduce its environmental impacts …