Japan's clothing industry emits 95 million tons of carbon dioxide

The process of manufacturing and transporting clothes is estimated to produce 90.09 million tons of CO2, or 94.6% of the total, according to the Environment Ministry.

Circular Economy in Textiles and Fashion

Japan's greenhouse gas emissions drop to record low in year to March 2021

The Clothing Waste & Organic Cotton Initiative, by AGRIX Project by BioNexus Holdings

Japan Trades In Suits, Cuts Carbon Emission

Carbon Emissions by Country: Top 15

Carbon Footprint of Polyester vs Cotton vs Wool vs Leather vs Nylon (Calculator)

Climate change in Japan - Wikipedia

The Role of Carbon Capture and Utilization, Carbon Capture and Storage, and Biomass to Enable a Net-Zero-CO2 Emissions Chemical Industry

Where is the fast fashion backlash? - The Japan Times

Tag - The Japan Times

Japan: fossil CO₂ emissions 1970-2022

Sustainability, Free Full-Text

Japan's greenhouse gas reduction scenarios toward net zero by 2050 in the material cycles and waste management sector

Ultra-fast fashion tests Japanese consumers' commitment to sustainability