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Textile Recycling: Challenges and Solutions

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Description

This lecture discusses the growing issue of textile waste, the impact of fast fashion on clothing utilization, and the lack of efficient recycling solutions. It covers mechanical, thermal, and chemical recycling processes, highlighting the importance of technology and consumer behavior in achieving a circular economy for textiles.

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