sustainable fibers
Finally, the fashion industry realizes we cannot continue the overconsumption trend in a world where the rising population will have to devote more land to food – or even energy. We cannot continue to grow cotton like mad, nor can we endlessly spin fossil fuels into polyester or other synthetic fabrics. The road toward more sustainable fibers will be a long one with plenty of failures and misses, but it is one we need to take. And while there’s still plenty to be done, the use of sustainable fibers is slowly rising. Read on to learn more about how five textiles – cotton, hemp, bamboo, synthetics and recycled fabrics – are shaping sustainability in the fashion industry. http://www.triplepundit.com/2015/02/rise-sustainable-fibers-fashion-industry/ (19 maart 2015 / Gepubliceerd door: Ellen Mensink)
Ida taught teenagers and young adults in highschool for many years and wrote columns about the cosmos and everyday life. For a long time she has been involved with contemporary art and has curated textile art exhibitions. In recent years her focus is mainly on creating her own multidisciplinary art and writing blogs about feminist-oriented and multimedia artists. More info: idabrookhart@gmail.com
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