In this episode of EnviroEducate, we dive deep into the world of circular textiles with Gabriele Casalino, a PhD researcher in Brussels specializing in Circular Economy in Textile Value Chains. 🌱👕

We explore:
✅ What is a circular textile economy? Key principles and why it matters.
✅ The role of suppliers, consumers, and industry agents in making circularity a reality.
✅ Market interconnections & economic feasibility—is sustainable fashion truly feasible?
✅ The role of policymakers in shaping the future of textiles through regulation and incentives.
✅ Practical tips for individuals and businesses to adopt circular practices today.

♻️ Whether you're a sustainability advocate, an entrepreneur, or just curious about the future of fashion, this episode will give you the insights and action steps to reduce waste and make textiles more sustainable!

Ever wondered how to turn your sustainability passion into a real impact? In this episode of EnviroEducate, we dive into the inspiring journey of launching a vertical farming student club—a hands-on initiative transforming how students engage with sustainable food production.

We’ll explore:
✅ How the idea started and why vertical farming matters 🌍
✅ The biggest challenges (and wins!) of building a green initiative on campus 🚀
✅ Practical steps you can take to start your own sustainability club 🎯

Whether you're a student, an early-career professional, or just someone eager to drive change, this episode will leave you inspired and equipped to launch your own green initiative.

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