The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Organizers of Copenhagen Fashion Week have created sustainability requirements for participating designers with the goal of setting a new industry standard.
Category: Global Warming
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Could Air Someday Power Your Flight? Airlines Are Betting on It.
The New York Times – Travel:
New technologies, including one fuel extracted from the atmosphere itself, could make flying more sustainable. But the challenges are many and the timeline is uncertain.
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In Swiss Alps, Some Wonder What a Future Without Snow May Mean
The New York Times – Travel:
An unusually warm winter has forced a rethink about climate change in areas with lower peaks as ski resorts and sporting events face an uncertain future.
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New York City Triathlon Moves to the Fall After Summer Heat Disruptions
The New York Times – Sports:
The race has not been run fully since 2017 mostly because of heat-related complications. Triathletes have been pressing for a change.
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How Qatar Keeps Its World Cup Stadiums Cool Enough for Everyone
The New York Times – Sports:
A mechanical engineer at Qatar University used giant tanks of cold water to create a cooling system in one of the hottest places on the planet.
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How Some Skiers Are Taking Back the Mountains
The New York Times – Travel:
Big resorts are crowded, pricey and exclusive. But some skiers and snowboarders are trying to reclaim their sports by building a culture that is more inclusive and sustainable. Here’s how.
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How Green is Your Cruise?
The New York Times – Travel:
As cruise companies head into their busiest season, they say they have ambitious plans to find cleaner sources of fuel. But critics say the progress is too slow.
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Why Does Fashion Love This Radical Anticapitalist Concept?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
“Degrowth” has been the buzzword of sustainable fashion conversations in 2022. But is it a realistic goal when the fashion industry only seems to be getting bigger?