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Scientists Just Found a Way to Spin Leftover Yeast From Beer Into Soft, Strong, Biodegradable Fabric
Penn State researchers say the stuff we throw away after making beer, wine, and even some medicines could help feed people ...
LYNN, MA – November 06, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE – Custom drapery for Back Bay’s brownstones and historic residences demands a ...
One local cotton gin manager is warning of the dangers caused by microplastics found in synthetic fibers, such as polyester.
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Fermented fibers could tackle both world hunger and fashion waste
A fermentation byproduct might help to solve two major global challenges: world hunger and the environmental impact of fast ...
Parents worldwide seek healthier, eco-friendly options for their babies, bamboo clothing is emerging as the perfect blend of ...
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Material World: Trove Adds Repairs, Mud Jeans Taps Tencel
Trove expands its circular platform with repair services as Mud Jeans debuts recycled-cotton denim blended with Tencel ...
Your bedding may be harming your rest. Discover the 'clean sleep' trend, from bacteria-fighting fabrics to layout tips, for a ...
The upscale new 'Wardrobe' collection from baby gear brand Nuna uses all-natural fibers and features magnetic closures. We ...
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Microfiber Pollution Might Need a New Name
Is the term a matter of semantics? Or does the industry need to rally around a more accurate description of the problem?
Dark wood furniture is making a comeback, but incorporating it into your space well relies on pairing it with the right wall, ...
CLINTON TOWN, NJ - Fiber artist Carol Krickus, founder of Changewater Designs, creates handcrafted lavender sachets, hanging ...
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