#sustainable
HIDING - @chez.amelie WEARING THE OFFSIDE ONE PIECE IN OUR @theline_ PRINT - MADE IN ITALY FROM FABRIC PRODUCED FROM POST CONSUMER PLASTIC WASTE @econylbrand⠀
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#sustainable #ethical #recycled #slowfashion (at Tortuguero, Costa Rica)
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40 years ago in 1972, the Club of Rome released a highly controversial environmental study, The Limits to Growth (AB). It estimated that if we continued to consume more than nature was capable of providing, global economic collapse and precipitous population decline could occur by 2030.
Research by Australian physicist Graham Turner supports the conclusions reached 40 years earlier by the MIT researchers that performed the original study. Turner compared real-world data from 1970 to 2000 to the first model and found that the predictions nearly matched the facts. “There is a very clear warning bell being rung here,” he says. “We are not on a sustainable trajectory.” (viaSmithsonian)
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It’s a bit sad when I consider that one of the kindest things humanity could do for the earth and all the things existing on earth, would be to develop virtual reality to the point that humans no long need to act upon and harm the earth to achieve all of the freedoms, experiences and luxuries we so desperately seek. I picture the Matrix, but instead of the outerworld being dreadfully decayed and infested with mechanical design, it is green and flourishing with life.
Question is, how many resources would be required to devise of , build and power such a matrix? Think it could be possible and sustainable?
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Our graphic artist, Caris created such a beautiful piece. We must be here for Earth, as we are all Earthlings.
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Follow my new blog : ConsciousClothCollective.tumblr.com
an informative eco fashion blog/lookbook :)
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