Posts tagged carbon farming
REBECCA BURGESS on Soil to Soil Fiber Systems /200
REBECCA BURGESS on Soil to Soil Fiber Systems /200

Rebecca begs the question; if much of our clothing originates from the soil, why don’t we interrogate the fashion industry the way we do the agricultural industry? In order to answer this question, we begin by exploring the rise of industrialized fashion and its global impact – when did we start to rampantly consume clothing?

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Globalization, Design+Strategy, The Cost of Capitalism, Conservation RestorationFor The WildRestoration, Fibershed, Fiber, natural fibers, natural dyes, synthetic dyes, fast fashion, slow fashion, carbon farming, regenerative agriculture, carbon cycle institute, restoration ecology, Harvesting Color, dye traditions, fashion activism, textile economy, regenerative fiber systems, community agriculture, industrialized fashion, sustainable fashion, IngenuityComment
COURTNEY WHITE on Climate Solutions in the Soil /17
COURTNEY WHITE on Climate Solutions in the Soil /17

Courtney White, formerly a frontline environmental activist and author of Grass, Soil, Hope, is bringing “carbon ranching” to the American Southwest through his work with the Quivira Coalition.

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Climate Solutions, Design+StrategyFor The Wildcarbon farming, grasslands, restoration, carbon, carbon cycle, climate action, grassland ecosystems, drought, invasive species, cattle grazing, cattle management, greenhouse emissions, carbon ranching, American Southwest, Quivra Coalition Comments
ALBERT BATES On Where Activism Meets Counterculture /10
ALBERT BATES On Where Activism Meets Counterculture /10

Albert Bates has been the director of the Global Village Institute for Appropriate Technology since 1984 and the Ecovillage Training Center at the Farm in Tennessee since 1994 where he's taught sustainable design, natural building, permaculture and restoration ecology to students from more that fifty nations.

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Cultural Strategy, Radical Imagination, Transition TransformationFor The Wildbiochar, eco-village, climate change, nuclear, activism, activist, sustainable design, natural building, permaculture, restoration ecology, carbon farmingComment