Wear What You Talk – Bioeconomy & Textiles
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Please feel free to upload or ask any question/doubt/comment you have.
Enjoy and thanks!
Quote from Guest on May 19, 2020, 1:03 pmI am really looking forward to this dicussion and have some questions that I would like to talk about:
-) Can "sustainable" materials be recycled easily? How much energy is needed for that? What would happen with all the other, already existing textiles? Would it be more sustainable to re-use them?
-) Even if we switched to sustainable materials/production, wouldnt we have to extend the life cycle of textiles and change consumer behavior?
-) Can a company like Lenzing (which I think is a role model) survive without growing and producing more every year? If so, how?
I am really looking forward to this dicussion and have some questions that I would like to talk about:
-) Can "sustainable" materials be recycled easily? How much energy is needed for that? What would happen with all the other, already existing textiles? Would it be more sustainable to re-use them?
-) Even if we switched to sustainable materials/production, wouldnt we have to extend the life cycle of textiles and change consumer behavior?
-) Can a company like Lenzing (which I think is a role model) survive without growing and producing more every year? If so, how?
Quote from Guest on June 10, 2020, 4:19 pmHi there
This is a very interesting topic, expecially in light of our new project Glaukos, that is about fishing gears and clothes.
I will participate!
Susanna Albertini
Hi there
This is a very interesting topic, expecially in light of our new project Glaukos, that is about fishing gears and clothes.
I will participate!
Susanna Albertini