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New studies indicate that oceans are warming 40% faster than previously thought. Ocean warming has serious consequences, including rising sea levels, stronger storms and suffering ocean life. A fifth of all corals have already died because of warmer oceans, which have a harder time sustaining life. These warming waters correspond to the continued threat of climate change on our planet. #happyearth #clothesforconservation . 📸: @catherinem_3
🌎 What designs and products would you like to see more of this year? 🌍 #happyearth #clothesforconservation . 📸: @bribriszymanski
Humans exterminated the gray wolf from Yellowstone in the mid-1920s. In response, elk herds ballooned and vast tracts of land and trees were overgrazed. Fewer trees sent the songbird population into decline. Beavers lost their food source and the lumber to build dams. The lack of dams caused streams to erode further impacting the disrupted ecosystem. Today, nearly 25 years after wolves were reintroduced into the park, the top predators have helped parts of the ecosystem bounce back. While there has been some recovery, reintroduction of wolves has still not completely restored the previous ecosystem (USA Today). #happyearth #clothesforconservation . We have new designs and products in the shop! What would you guys like to see us offer this year? . 📸: @tiny_monster_bash
Clothes made of synthetic materials like polyester, nylon, and spandex release microfibers in the washing machine, which make their way into the world's oceans. This means every time you do a load of laundry you could be actively contributing to ocean pollution. To reduce your impact (1) purchase clothes made from nonsynthetic materials (like organic cotton!) and (2) use the cold water setting on the washing machine to minimize shedding of microplastics in your synthetic fabrics. #happyearth #clothesforconservation . 📸: @erin_misch