AMSTERDAM – The Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) has launched a decarbonisation guide to help its members meet science-based targets on climate change.
The guide is part of the SAC’s Decarbonisation Programme, launched last year, which requires its corporate members to adopt Science Based Targets (SBTs) this year.
It was developed in collaboration with consultant Michael Sadowski, who led the World Resources Institute’s (WRI) work to guide the fashion sector on reducing its impact on climate change.
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