Given the importance of the energy system transition towards more sustainable models
consistent with Sustainable Development Goal 7, this article is a narrative literature review …

Among many industries, the textile industry is the oldest industry of human civilization. Cloth
is the second most important human need after food. Textile processing includes several …

Over 100 million tons of cotton waste are produced annually, representing 35–40% of global
textile waste. However, less than 30% of cotton waste is recycled annually. In particular, the …

In the 21st century the carbon emissions, material consumption, and impact on planetary
boundaries associated with clothing have increased dramatically, driven in large part by fast …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to apply and extend the predictors within the theory of
planned behaviour (TPB) to understand consumers' behaviour toward recycling end-of-life …

The textile and fashion industry is becoming increasingly active in measuring its
environmental performance. As far as wool is concerned, there is quite abundant literature …

With the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a global incentive for applying
environmentally sustainable and rapid sterilization methods, such as ultraviolet-C radiation …

Recycling waste into construction materials represents an adequate solution to both the
problem of energy shortage and environmental pollution problem. This study investigated …

As people's living standards rise, textile waste becomes more significant, and the number of
waste textiles grows swiftly, wreaking havoc on the earth's ecosystem. Simultaneously, the …

Circular economy (CE) strategies are largely adopted in the manufacturing sector.
Nevertheless, the benefits of circular strategies could be reduced by the occurrence of the …