Nike and Adidas race to develop greener sportswear technology

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Kenyan marathon runner Abel Kirui won silver dressed in recycled plastic bottles, as Adidas unveils DryDye partnership

He may have won silver in the men's marathon at the Olympic Games on Sunday, but Kenya's Abel Kirui would have come first in the race for the greenest tracksuit. According to Nike, Kirui ran 26.2 miles...

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