Designing For An Ecosystem: Are We There Yet?
As recently as 2020, Earth’s anthropomass, the human-made non-bio mass (metals, concrete, bricks, glass, plastics) exceeded its living biomass (plants, animals, fungi, bacteria, viruses, humans).
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Food Industry’s Waste As Raw Material For Product Design
Food Industry’s Waste As Raw Material For Product Design It has been important to me, when I get the chance, to movie into a home, which reflects my values, ideas, creativity and sense of space. I recently had the chance to create my first adult home and furnish it from scratch.
ISPO 2021. Winners and eye-catchers.
The entire digitization of an event with the significance of ISPO Munich seemed to be on the tip of everyone’s tongue this year.
Microgravity and Apparel
With the unprecedented situation happening on Earth, we get caught up in thoughts about our planet, other planets, and space. In fact, the concept of travel in space might be just about as close in proximity as travelling to Italy these days.
Analysis of Fishing Industry Waste and Its Application in Sustainable Apparel Manufacture
Animal skins have been used for clothing and accessories since prehistoric times, and to increase their longevity humans turned them into leather through the process of tanning. This method has been used by Icelanders, who were after extracting and using every part of an animal, for what is now a millennium.
Greenwashing: Sustainability or Profitability?: Chapter 1: Role of the consumer in greenwashing
Abstract As a concern with increasing acclaim and broad media coverage, sustainability has developed into a trending lifestyle preference, in which consumers progressively make financial and ethical investments. The validity of products’ environmental benefits is therefore to be questioned and it should be established whether sustainable brand principles are to be found in truthful environmental…