#mmcf

[moonyfest]

🌙 A sneak preview for prompt A7! 🌙 Title: r/relationship_advice Browse all the prompts || Sign up to the fest

[mybelovedmoon]

working on secret fics is So Hard omg i’ve written so many things im sooo proud of and want to share!!! 😭

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Exploring non-wood cellulose fibers for sustainable textiles

In a world increasingly aware of environmental footprints, the textile industry stands at a crossroads, tasked with the challenge of sustainability. A recent study by a team of researchers at North Carolina State University offers a promising direction with their work on non-wood cellulose-based textiles. The study is published in the Journal of Bioresources and Bioproducts. Led by Ryen M. Frazier and Ronalds Gonzalez, the study explores the feasibility and potential of non-wood feedstocks for producing man-made cellulosic fibers (MMCFs), a sector traditionally dominated by wood-derived pulp. The research comes against a backdrop of escalating environmental concerns related to synthetic fibers like polyester, which currently accounts for over half of the fashion industry's market share. The study underscores the urgency of finding sustainable alternatives. As global textile production continues to rise, so does the demand for resources and the resulting environmental impact. The researchers highlight the potential of non-wood sources such as agricultural residues and dedicated fiber crops, which could offer a viable and eco-friendly alternative.

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[diamondmeadow]

WIP game

Thank you @tealeavesandtrash for tagging me.

Rules: Make a new post with the names of all the files in your WIP folder, regardless of how non-descriptive or ridiculous. Let people send you an ask with the title that most intrigues them, and then post a little snippet or tell them something about it!

Some of these are more obvious than others. Either way here we go (yes there is this many fml):

take care chap. 6

ante meridiem chap 3. chap 4.

M.A.T.E[s] sequel 1

M.A.T.E[s] sequel 2

skirt no.2

set me on fire three four

prongsfoot meetcute

porcelina

snowpocalypse

mmcf second prompt

hphedonism fest fic

pff comphet rugby prongsfoot for christina

when things just get more complicated

heavier than mild nip issues

losing his virginity

drarry what?

unknown wolfstar

No pressure tag for @ohyou-pretty-things @autistic-draco-malfoy @thistlecatfics @blackstarkink @mycupofrum @otterly-darling

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Birla Cellulose and Circ announce strategic partnership to accelerate scaling textile recycling innovation

Birla Cellulose, the cellulosic fibres business of the Aditya Birla Group and one of the world’s leading Man-Made Cellulosic Fibre (MMCF)  producers through its flagship company Grasim Industries Limited, and Circ, a US-based textile-to-textile recycling innovator, have announced a long-term strategic partnership aimed at accelerating the scaling of recycling fibres within the textiles sector.

This groundbreaking collaboration proposes, for Birla Cellulose to purchase up-to 5,000 tons of Circ’s pulp, per year, for a period of 5 years from Circ’s first commercial-scale facility. This pulp will be converted into lyocell staple fibre, significantly enhancing access to recycled materials and supporting Circ as it scales its commercial production.

“Our partnership with Birla Cellulose, a leading global producer of MMCFs, is significant as it demonstrates both Circ’s ongoing progress towards scalability as well as the industry’s commitment to investing in a truly circular economy,” said Peter Majeranowski, CEO of Circ. “Together, we are poised to create a more sustainable fashion future by integrating recycled materials into textiles on the global stage.”

Dr. Aspi Patel, Chief Technology Officer of Grasim Industries Limited, said, “This partnership reflects our deep commitment to environmental stewardship and represents a crucial step in advancing innovation within the textile industry. By combining Circ’s cutting-edge recycling technology with our cellulosic fibres, we are significantly enhancing the potential for a truly circular economy.”

As brands and consumers increasingly prioritize eco-friendly options, the supply chain will play a pivotal role in facilitating demand. The partnership between Birla Cellulose and Circ demonstrates the role of collaboration in effectively scaling recycling initiatives. With the appetite for recycled materials outpacing the current supply, Birla Cellulose’s willingness to procure and utilize Circ pulp ensures Birla Cellulose’s customers have access to high-quality recycled Circ Lyocell. This partnership enables brands and supply chain partners can partake and play their part in the future of the global fashion industry.

Both companies are committed to promoting circular economy practices and reducing environmental impact through innovative technology and material reuse. They are also aligned on their shared vision for a sustainable future with a promise to set new benchmarks in the textile industry.

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384 名前：７７４ＲＲ 警備員[Lv.14] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2bf1-aM+D)[sage] 投稿日：2024/10/18(金) 08:14:04.24 ID:PsaW5IHR0 【長崎】60代女性のスカート内のパンティーを盗撮しようとしたアルバイトの男(65)を逮捕 http://hayabusa9.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/news/1729165275/

385 名前：７７４ＲＲ 警備員[Lv.14] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2bf1-aM+D)[sage] 投稿日：2024/10/18(金) 08:15:55.77 ID:j2SyuGVX0 >>384 年齢的にイメージすると高市のスカートの中を石破が撮影しようとした感じか。 まさに阿鼻叫喚ｗ

386 名前： 警備員[Lv.24][苗] (��ｲｺﾗﾐﾈｵ MMcf-lXuQ)[sage] 投稿日：2024/10/18(金) 08:26:40.77 ID:X1gl48AkM >>384 地獄かよ…

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0085 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.13][芽] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 5722-akxI) 2024/09/16(月) 08:27:14.51

言うて桃とあやめも舞台装置かっていうぐらい存在感無いけどな。

今回久しぶりに桃の出番あったけど、まぁ次回からどう動くかやな。

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0086 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい ハンター[Lv.329][苗] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ f7da-o41M) 2024/09/16(月) 08:29:51.10

彩目は亀頭野郎��振られて以降ずっ��存在感増し増しだろ何読んでんだお前

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0087 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.36] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f11-Do0P) 2024/09/16(月) 08:32:42.66

桃ちゃんはハンパに綺麗どころで崩せなくて動かし辛そうだな

おいおいヨンスとマブダチにさせたら旨味が出そうだけど

鶴パイはそもそもビジュもムーブも先行キャラと被ってて大したフックがない

今んとこハズレキャラって印象

活躍を期待してる人はかなり少数派だと思う

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0088 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.9][新芽] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ f747-S53p) 2024/09/16(月) 08:35:40.90

何だったら彩目が1番喋ってるまでないか？

桃ちゃんは出るたびに新しい属性が足されてどんどんキャラが濃くなって行ってるような…

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0089 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.36] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f11-Do0P) 2024/09/16(月) 08:40:19.18

むしろ奇人アピール属性をやたら盛るのは悪手なんだよね

キャラの軸が定まってないというか

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0090 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.57] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f30-18DD) 2024/09/16(月) 08:43:21.97

ツノ折れてた！は唐突だし要るかこのシーン？と思ったけどなんか今後に繋がるんかな

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0091 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.12][芽] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ ff4a-OnpT) 2024/09/16(月) 08:46:50.46

桃ちゃんの動かし方に困ってる感じはちょっとあるな

それ以外は全然問題ないだろ

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0092 警備員[Lv.5][芽] (ﾌﾞﾓｰ MMcf-bATS) 2024/09/16(月) 08:47:09.43

鶴先輩や鷹見の感想は然るべきタイミングで来るだろ

ここで入れたらテンポ悪くなるし水尾のシンプルな一言で十分

原作者は漫画の初連載なのにそのへん上手くやってるな。編集者が優秀なだけかもだが

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0093 警備員[Lv.18] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9faf-jZLq) 2024/09/16(月) 08:55:30.96

内田は常識人で、基本的にシッカリした人という立ち位置ではなかろうか（脆いところもあるが）

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0094 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.36] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f11-Do0P) 2024/09/16(月) 09:00:07.09

>>93

それは鳩野のポジションだと思う

常識人はクラスで浮かない

基本的に空気を読むのが苦手で女子コミュに馴染みにくいタイプかなと

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0095 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.36] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 1f7e-kxoG) 2024/09/16(月) 09:04:30.90

この作者ライブ感で突っ走るんじゃなくて設定とか伏線とかしっかりしてるタイプなので最新話だけで意味が無いシーンだとか判断するのは早計だと思う

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0096 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.1][新芽] (ｵｲｺﾗﾐﾈｵ MM9b-T4c6) 2024/09/16(月) 09:09:04.06

桃ちゃんはアロマンティック的な描かれ方しててるのがポイントでは

まあ話進んだら恋愛するようになる可能性もあるけど

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0097 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.10][新芽] (ｱｳｱｳｳｰ Sa5b-S53p) 2024/09/16(月) 09:09:42.26

ツノはどう見てもただの不条理ギャグだろwwwww

正直、あれが1番作者天才だと思ったわwww

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0098 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.37] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f11-Do0P) 2024/09/16(月) 09:12:05.92

いや異性愛だろうが同性愛だろうがケモ癖だろうが

根本的な人となりとは関係なくない…？

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0099 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.15][芽] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 97a5-E6+g) 2024/09/16(月) 09:24:07.81

全部のシーンがストーリーの根幹と結びつかなくたっていいだろうに

緩急つけた遊びというか小ネタのシーン好きだよ

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0100 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.20] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 7f93-F2UQ) 2024/09/16(月) 09:26:09.06

恋愛できない自分は異常者なんだ的なコンプレックスになってたり

友達が恋愛すると自分の優先順位下げられることに不安になって依存したり

恋愛がわからない故に男子とも距離近くて悲劇を生んだり

全部じゃないけどまあまあそこが軸のキャラではあるんじゃない

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0101 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.24] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ d7bb-HHkv) 2024/09/16(月) 09:28:03.95

一話登場しなかっただけですっかり話題に出ない鷹見

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0102 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.2][新芽] (ｵｲｺﾗﾐﾈｵ MM9b-T4c6) 2024/09/16(月) 09:29:47.32

桃ちゃんは好きな小説が「コンビニ人間」な辺り、作者も狙ってキャラクター作ってるんだと思う

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0103 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.37] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f11-Do0P) 2024/09/16(月) 09:30:57.93

劣等感が軸ならそりゃつまんないキャラになっちゃうよ

少年漫画のキャラって欲望ベースで魅力が出るのに

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0104 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.16][芽] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 57ef-l9nb) 2024/09/16(月) 09:34:48.53

はーとぶれいくの4人以外の描写なんてそこそこで良いんだよ

特に4人に直接絡まない描写なんて最低限でいい

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0105 名無���さんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.11][新芽] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 7f55-/FOk) 2024/09/16(月) 09:35:26.10

>>90

予想つかないけど今後回収されるのかな

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0106 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.25][SR武][SR防][苗] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ b70c-JXvZ) 2024/09/16(月) 09:38:34.12

はとっち、オタク趣味なだけで言うほど陰キャじゃないよね

ぼっちちゃんみたいに陰キャでコミュ障ならそもそも人前で弾き語りとかしようとしないだろうし、鷹見の陰口聞いて突っかかったりとかもしない

見返してやるという動機もあるし

結構少年漫画らしい熱い主人公だと思うんだけど

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0107 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.14][芽] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ b7f8-DDdl) 2024/09/16(月) 09:39:40.82

ツノはバンドの話から文化祭の風景描写へのいい切り替えだったわ。おもろいし読む方も一気に気持ち切り替わるし。

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0108 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.10] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ f791-l7nS) 2024/09/16(月) 09:40:54.85

鳩野さんと鷹見くんのレスバすこ

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0109 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.57] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f30-18DD) 2024/09/16(月) 09:43:03.66

桃がつまらんキャラってことにしたい人がいるようだな

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0110 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.37] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f11-Do0P) 2024/09/16(月) 09:49:05.66

>>109

ん？私宛て？

桃ちゃんの土台が100の解釈の通りなら陰気でネガティブでつまんないでしょ

もっと別の、攻めのポジティブなオモシロ軸があると信じてるよクワハリ先生

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0111 警備員[Lv.18] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9faf-jZLq) 2024/09/16(月) 09:50:18.92

プロトコルのメンバーは、女性読者を意識した印象がある

全員の見た目が良くて、少女漫画なら主人公の女を巡って争うような

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0112 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.57] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f30-18DD) 2024/09/16(月) 10:03:11.41

>>110

桃の土台はポジディブでしょ 向上心もあるしハトノの才能を真っ当に信じて鼓舞して文化祭も能動的に楽しむ前向きなキャラ

だけど恋愛に関しては忌避感や鬱屈を抱えてるっていうギャップがミソ

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0113 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.16][芽] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 57ef-l9nb) 2024/09/16(月) 10:08:04.08

>>106

はとっちは言うほどオタク趣味でもなくないか？

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0114 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.37] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f11-Do0P) 2024/09/16(月) 10:10:08.00

>>112

性質ってか属性はポジティブだけど

行動原理がよくわかんないでしょ

なにを渇望してどこに矢印を向けて動いてるキャラなのか

軸ってそういうこと

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0115 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.9][新芽] (ﾌﾞｰｲﾓ MMbf-rA6a) 2024/09/16(月) 10:11:04.97

>>90

ツンあやめのオマージュ

しらんけど?

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0116 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.22] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f3b-2Bwh) 2024/09/16(月) 10:18:27.20

なまじ鶴のルックスが良いから早く鶴出せもっと鶴出せって読者が出てくる

今後話の本筋に絡んでこないであろう吉田さんを厘桃たまき大道に比べると微妙なルックスにしたのは正解だったのだよ

吉田さんのルックスが良すぎるともっと吉田さん出せよって騒ぐ読者が出て

ハンタのポンズみたいに無理矢理退場させて収集つける事態になりかねない

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0117 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.57] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f30-18DD) 2024/09/16(月) 10:21:13.78

>>114

「みんなと仲良くバンド続けたい」ってのずーっと描かれてきてるけどそれじゃ納得いかんの？

そのシンプルな理���とリアルな人間関係のギャップに悩んできてる子だと思うが

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0118 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.25][SR武][SR防][苗] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ b70c-JXvZ) 2024/09/16(月) 10:31:29.84

>>113

古いロキノン系ばっかり聴いてたり、歴史トークしてたりするとこだけど、まあガチオタというほどではないね

矢賀っちの方はまだ隠された趣味持ってそう

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0119 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.37] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f11-Do0P) 2024/09/16(月) 10:36:52.23

>>117

「みんなと仲良く」も人間関係不和の悩みも、ハトブレ全員に共通してて

なんなら当たり前の一般的な志向で

桃ちゃんだけに付与されてるカラーではないよね

桃ちゃんオンリーで強調されてる特色は恋愛できないコンプだけで

それだけじゃやっぱつまんないし後ろ向きだなぁって思う

矢印・自分でしかない

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0120 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.25] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ d7bb-HHkv) 2024/09/16(月) 10:38:05.26

高校卒業の時点で彩目はバンド続けたいのではないかと思うが、他のメンバーはどうするのだろうか

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0121 警備員[Lv.19] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9faf-jZLq) 2024/09/16(月) 10:44:06.17

関西弁を身に付けようという姿勢も見られないので、ハトノは高校卒業と共に関東に戻ると予想

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0122 名無しさんの次レスにご期待下さい 警備員[Lv.57] (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 9f30-18DD) 2024/09/16(月) 10:46:12.83

>>119

その一般的な志向が前のバンドの件もあってかなり強い

それがキャラの個性として納得いかないならもうしょうがないね

ID:RZj5lUjs0(6/9)

[moonyfest]

🌙 A sneak preview for prompt A44! 🌙 Browse all the prompts || Sign up to the fest

“No offence,” Remus mutters over a cup of tea. (Because yes, he invited the attractive ministry official into his house and gave him tea and listened to him do his little sales pitch—Remus is no monster, at least not when it comes to manners) “But I’ve been handling this by myself long enough to know what I’m doing.”

“For thirty five years, right?” Sirius pipes, the same oblivious smile on his face like this is all just some sales call. 

Remus levels his gaze across the table. “Yes,” he mutters through pursed lips, “So I didn’t need some ministry lackey trying to give me advice.”

“Oh I’m not Ministry-”

“St. Mungo’s then.”

“Technically not St. Mungo’s either.”

Remus scowls at him. “So you have access to my medical records, how then?”

“Well,” Sirius starts, gearing back into his pre-prepared speech. “I work for a third party Healers guild that collaborates with St. Mungo’s to provide home-care for those who may be unable to attend appointments in person. They provide us with the details of patients they deem more vulnerable.”

It doesn't seem much to ask that St. Mungo's not just throw around personal information about his condition to any Tom, Dick or Harry, but that is the part of price of being on the registry—he doesn’t get thrown in Azkaban for simply existing, but any fucker and their cat can access the information if they make a convincing enough argument. 

Remus drags his hands down his face. “So you’re a care worker? For old people and werewolves?”

“Healer,” Sirius corrects. “And there are all sorts of reasons people might need a home-visit. Disability, curses, lack of transportation. You would be my lycanthropic patient.”

“You can say werewolf, it’s not a dirty word.”

Sirius blinks at him. “Right, um, well the werewolf-ness is the reason you’ve been flagged.”

“And the Ministry has suddenly started pumping funding to welfare programmes because of a change of heart?”

“Not all werewolves.”

“And what makes me so special?”

“You’re old,” Sirius says bluntly.

Remus raises an eyebrow. “Real charmer aren't you.”

“No, I mean, you’ve been on the registry so long. I honestly didn’t think it was possible to survive that long. No offence I mean the toil it must have on your body-.”

Remus gives him a wry smile. “We survive longer the more removed we are from the ministry.”

Sirius’ brows furrow as Remus watches the cogs turn in his head, trying  to make sense of the fact. “Is that true?”

“We do better in packs," Remus says with a shrug, taking another sip of his tea. "And forming packs is technically illegal if you're registered.”

“Well that doesn’t seem fair.”

 Remus lets out a sharp laugh. “Welcome to the Werewolf Civil Rights Movement.”

[mybelovedmoon]

it is that dreaded time where i must title my next fic why is this so hard!!!!! accepting any and all advice pls

[fifihunterbakariafrocentric]

Oil Production by Country - Worldometer

[txoilfieldnews]

Tokyo Gas to Buy Rockcliff Energy’s Haynesville Assets for $2.7B

Tokyo Gas said acquiring Rockcliff would jumpstart its U.S. production volumes from approximately 330 MMcf/d to 1,300 MMcf/d.

[raccoon-pizza]

50：底名無し沼さん (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2bd0-AAqN [240.151.132.73])：[sage]：2023/10/17(火) 18:18:09.57 ID:VtRCUhDr0

クラブツーリズムの悪口はやめろ。参加者みんな楽しそうだよ。おれも70歳くらいになったら参加するかも

55：底名無し沼さん (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ fbbb-yCDG [106.73.165.129])：[sage]：2023/10/17(火) 19:14:53.70 ID:qEgxGjRf0

>>50

あのバスやロゴ見るだけでイライラするわ

63：底名無し沼さん (ﾜｯﾁｮｲ 2ed1-ggbf [247.191.36.170])：[sage]：2023/10/17(火) 20:28:28.04 ID:S5n+IpVX0

>>50

群れると楽しいよね

周りに迷惑かけてもでかい態度取れるし全ての悪行が許されるから

86：底名無し沼さん (ｱｳｱｳｸｰ MMcf-Lhmm [36.11.229.136])：[sage]：2023/10/17(火) 22:48:41.69 ID:GkOfHod0M

>>50

秋田の唯一無二のガイドを客1名と共に多分森吉山の代案で雨天に携帯も繋がらない太平湖南に船で渡らせて滝めぐりさせた上に、鉄砲水食らって流されて死なせたからな

許してないわ　業界では多分要注意会社になってるんじゃね？

[chloeunitfive]

Biodiversity: The next frontier in sustainable fashion

Even in the midst of the COVID-19 epidemic, consumers, investors, and regulators are focused on sustainability—in fact, involvement in sustainability has increased during the crisis. For example, two-thirds of garment buyers think reducing their influence on climate change is now more important to them than it was before COVID-19.1. However, while much has been written about the fashion industry's influence on climate change, the industry's enormous footprint on biodiversity is less generally understood and reported. Biodiversity, broadly defined as the diversity of all living forms on Earth, is important. We rely on it for food and energy, as well as its indispensible function in maintaining air quality, supplying fresh water and soil, and regulating temperature. Despite this, biodiversity is losing at a greater rate than at any other time in human history. One million species, or between 12% and 20% of the estimated total species, are on the verge of extinction, both marine and terrestrial. The garment sector contributes significantly to biodiversity loss. Apparel supply chains are inextricably tied to soil degradation, natural ecosystem conversion, and river contamination. For some years, garment firms have been involved in the battle against climate change, introducing a slew of carbon-neutral programmes. Biodiversity is a separate but connected concern. Climate change and biodiversity loss are linked and mutually reinforcing—one drives the other, and vice versa. Protecting forests, for example, might help cut greenhouse-gas emissions. As a result, rising global temperatures raise the danger of species extinction. Because biodiversity is a complex and multidimensional environment, and ecosystem degradation affects seas, rivers, soil, and forests, numerous metrics and indicators are required to assess effect and progress. Setting objectives and holding people accountable for such a broad variety of issues is far more difficult than managing for a single statistic like greenhouse gas emissions. We have a strong grasp of how each section of the garment value chain impacts biodiversity because to our examination of quantitative impact indicators and conversations with industry experts. The majority of the negative effect is attributed to three stages of the value chain: raw-material manufacturing, material preparation and processing, and end-of-life (Exhibit 1).

Cotton agriculture. Cotton is the most used nonsynthetic fiber in the world. Farming it is especially insecticide and pesticide intensive: although cotton grows on only 2.4 percent of global cropland, it accounts for 22.5 percent of the world’s insecticide use—more than any other single crop—and 10 percent of all pesticide use. Cotton is also a water-intensive crop; some estimates suggest that 713 gallons (2,700 liters) of water are needed to produce one T-shirt.3

Wood-based natural fibers/man-made cellulose fibers (MMCFs). MMCFs are created from cellulose, mainly derived from wood. According to estimates, more than 150 million trees are logged annually for MMCFs.4 While the majority of MMCFs come from tree plantations that are certified and sustainable, up to 30 percent of MMCFs may come from endangered and primary forests. Furthermore, water and soil pollution from chemicals used in plantation forests and during pulp processing drive habitat loss and endanger species, unless the process is 100 percent closed loop.

Textile dyeing and treatment. Approximately 25 percent of industrial water pollution comes from textile dyeing and treatment. These processes overexploit freshwater resources and contaminate waterways through chemical runoff and nonbiodegradable liquid waste. Of the 1,900 chemicals used in clothing production, the European Union classifies 165 as hazardous to the health or the environment.6

Microplastics. An average of 700,000 fibers is released in a standard laundry load,7 and half a million tons of microfibers (which are a type of microplastic) end up in oceans every year.8 An estimated 35 percent of primary microplastics in the world’s oceans originate from the washing of synthetic textiles.9 Toxic chemicals in synthetic microfibers poison marine wildlife.

Waste. Only 12 percent of textile waste is downcycled (broken down into its component materials), and less than one percent is closed loop recycled. Nearly three-fourths—73 percent—of textile waste is incinerated or ends up in landfills, which release pollutants into their surroundings and contribute to habitat loss.1Anywhere from 30 to 300 species per hectare may be lost during the development of just one landfill site.

Reference:

Anna Granskog , Franck Laizet , Miriam Lobis, and Corinne Sawers. (2020). Biodiversity: The next frontier in sustainable fashion. [Online]. mckinsey. Last Updated: 23 July 2020. Available at: https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/retail/our-insights/biodiversity-the-next-frontier-in-sustainabl [Accessed 7 November 2023].

[tsasocial]

Renewcell’s CIRCULOSE supplier network increases to 151 partners with a focus on regional hubs

Renewcell, the Swedish textile-to-textile recycler, welcomes 35 new members to the CIRCULOSE Supplier Network (CSN), now totaling 151 spinners, weavers, textile mills, garment manufacturers, and more. The newest cohort consists of suppliers with vertical operations (10), yarn spinners (16), garment manufacturers (4) as well as denim and home textile mills. First launched in July 2023 with 47 textile producers, the expansion to 151 in under one year underlines the spirit of collaboration and the desire to close the loop on clothing production.

Srimal Wickremasinghe, Managing Director, Brushes & Needlescomments, “Brushes & Needles from Sri Lanka and TexComs from Indonesia have been diligently working on developing an innovative and sustainable textile solution cooperating with CIRCULOSE technology that we believe will revolutionize the industry. In today's rapidly changing world, the demand for eco-friendly and sustainable products is higher than ever before.” Salil Dhillon, Director, TexComs Worldwide continues, "Consumers are increasingly conscious of the environmental impact of their purchases and are seeking out products that align with their values. Recognizing this shift in consumer behavior, we have invested significant time and resources into creating textile products with CIRCULOSE® that not only meet the highest standards of quality and performance but also prioritize sustainability throughout their entire lifecycle.”

Tricia Carey, Chief Commercial Officer at Renewcell, comments on the new partners, "Our goal was to build up key geographical regions that could service the varied requirements of our current and future brand partners. Being able to offer vertical or location-specific end-to-end manufacturing is significant for our continuous development.”

As the only industrial-scale producer of pulp made from 100% recycled textiles, Renewcell’s strategy is to replace virgin manmade cellulosic fibers (MMCF) with fibers made with CIRCULOSE as well as offer a replacement for cotton, and to enhance the properties of mechanically recycled cotton. With Turkey’s large cotton textile market and growing cotton recycling industry, expanding mill partnerships in this country was a prime focus.

“Sustainability finds life deep within our fabric, like the branches of a tree,” states Özge Arpaz, Sales & Marketing Manager of Palmiye, based in Turkey. “We are open to every new project that has benefits for innovation, sustainability, and nature, and we are proud to make all our investments in this direction. Fibers made with CIRCULOSE are the most important topic in the future world where resources are scarce.”

The mills and producers in the CIRCULOSE Supplier Network are the building blocks of a circular system. As Karla Magruder, Founder and President of the non-profit Accelerating Circularity, explains, “At Accelerating Circularity, we're convinced that building circular systems is essential to make the transition to circularity. Every step in the system needs to do its part.  To scale textile-to-textile recycling the market needs systems in place and commercial.  Renewcell's CIRCULOSE Supplier Network is the first example of putting together all the pieces through commercial entities. The ability to find and purchase yarns, knits and/or wovens at a variety of suppliers in a wide variety of geographic regions makes it possible for the next step, brands to do their part in building circular systems.”

With the growth of the CIRCULOSE Supplier Network to 151 members and the adoption of CIRCULOSE throughout the value chain, economies of scale can be achieved. Fibers, yarns, and fabrics made with CIRCULOSE are available now for fashion and home brands, both large and small.

The list of the newest CIRCULOSE Supplier Network members is below:

Bangladesh: Noman Terry Towels Mills

China: Guotai International Group, HUBO, Mozartex, Saintyear Textile, Sinotex Eco, Fibertec

India: Maral Overseas, TAGC India, Usha Yarns, V.Thangavel and Sons, VP Tex

Indonesia: TexComs

Portugal: ATB

Sri Lanka: Brushes & Needles

Taiwan: Chi Her Industrial, HerMin Textile, Hua Mao Nano Tech

Turkey: Aba Tekstil, Can Tekstil, Ereks Konfeksiyon, Eroglu, Karsu, Motif Tekstil, Orimpex Tekstil, Ozen Mensucat, Pakipek Tekstil, Palmiye, Realteks, Secen Tekstil, Süzer Tekstil, Yilmazipek

Vietnam: Tai Nan Textile, Tai Nan Spinning, TCE Vina Denim

For more information about Renewcell and the CIRCULOSE Supplier Network, please visit circulo.se