STOCKHOLM – Swedish sportswear brand Houdini has released a new report in which it assesses its impacts in the context of the ‘Planetary Boundaries Framework’ and urges the global apparel industry to follow suit.
Scientists at the Stockholm Resilience Center developed the framework in 2009. It was updated last year to argue six of the nine boundaries – including climate, biodiversity and pollution – had already been breached, increasing the risk of large-scale abrupt or irreversible environmental changes.
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