Group 1 - The article highlights the innovative practices of Anhui Xindengli Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. in transforming waste textiles into reusable materials through a fully automated production line [1][2] - The company utilizes a T2T (Textile to Textile) chemical decomposition technology that significantly reduces reliance on virgin resources and lowers carbon emissions by approximately 60%-85% compared to traditional petroleum-based methods [3] - The total planned production capacity of the project is 100,000 to 110,000 tons per year, with the potential to recycle over 120,000 tons of waste textiles annually, resulting in a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by over 480,000 tons, equivalent to the carbon offset of 26 million trees [3] Group 2 - China is the largest producer and consumer of textiles globally, with over half of the world's textile fiber processing volume, leading to a substantial stock of waste textiles [2] - The national goal is to establish a waste textile recycling system by 2025, aiming for a recycling rate of 25% and a regenerated fiber output of 2 million tons [2] - The integration of technology and carbon neutrality presents structural opportunities for global environmental efforts, with the intersection of technology, materials, and circular economy being pivotal for the next industrial restructuring [3]