Today’s Solutions: June 25, 2026

We like to buy new clothes. And, we feel good when we give our old one away. But, ultimately, most unwanted clothes end up in landfills. Recycling of textile is not easy. However, Finnish scientists have devised a method of “melting down” old clothes to make new material.

 

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