Textile Waste Reduction Act directs the EPA to advance textile circularity.
The Textile Waste Reduction Act directs the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to advance textile circularity. The EPA must establish and implement a National Textile Circularity Strategy, which includes a needs assessment identifying actions, data, and funding needed. The EPA must also publish data on textiles and update it annually. The EPA will coordinate with an Interagency Working Group on Textile Circularity, which will include representatives from various federal entities. The Interagency Working Group will establish an Advisory Board to provide advice on textile circularity.
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