Blame leather, cashmere and wool for most methane in fashion, report says

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By Elsa WenzelSep 18, 2025, 4:55 pm449 ptsHotTop
Cows, sheep and goats are culpable for most of fashion’s methane emissions, according to a new report. Leather, wool and cashmere produce 75 percent of the industry’s super-pollutant although they only make up 3.8 percent of its overall materials, the nonprofit Collective Fashion Justice has found.…

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