Fashion waste from Nike, Clarks and other top brands' suppliers burnt in toxic kilns employing modern-day slaves in Cambodia | Greenpeace UK
No more sweatshops! Nike is a true leader in Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility #CSR – Messy Oaks by John Roland
Greenpeace finds toxic threads – DW – 01/14/2014
Greenpeace - Sustainable Brands
Nike, Adidas, Puma agree with Greenpeace to clean water in worldwide production by 2020 - oregonlive.com
High stakes for Nike, Adidas – DW – 07/09/2014
Greenpeace targets Nike in latest 'catwalk' | Materials & Production News | News
How a 'Bunch of Commies' Are Forcing the Fortune 500 to Stop Destroying Rain Forests, Overfishing, and Burning Fossil Fuels
Greenpeace - "Detox"-banner hanging at Nike's European Head Office in the Netherlands
Banners representing clothes of Nike and Adidas hang from a line during a protest in central Madrid July 14, 2011. Greenpeace staged the protest to denounce the polluting of the Yangtze and
Greenpeace - Wikipedia
Nike seeks to eliminate hazardous chemicals from products | Guardian sustainable business | The Guardian
Nike to clean up supply chain by 2020 | Supply Chain Magazine
Greenpeace International - Step 1: Admit that you have a problem. Dear polluting clothing brands, You know that you're toxic. It's time you stopped living in denial. In 2011, Nike, Adidas and
Greenpeace criticises Nike's 2025 chemicals commitment
Laggards in Toxic Clothing Detox: Adidas and Nike
Greenpeace links big brands to Chinese river pollution - BBC News
Nike factories hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Greenpeace Slams Nike's Detox Efforts – Sourcing Journal
Nike and Li Ning labelled greenwashers in Greenpeace East Asia's 'toxic catwalk' report - Mumbrella Asia
Greenpeace: Clothing Industry Showing Progress Toward Detox Commitments - Sustainable Brands
Nike Accepts the Greenpeace's Detox Challenge – POPSOP
Waste material from brands such as Nike and Clarks being burnt by 'modern day slaves' in Cambodia, Greenpeace exposes | Morning Star
Detox Catwalk | Actipedia
