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- Laconia – living alone consumption impact – Marie SkÅ‚odowska-Curie Actions
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- The disappearing communal laundry room in Sweden: a symptom of individual comforts winning over sustainability?
- Climate smart in the 50s
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Are these people boasting about abusing workers?
These people are on all the bus stop signs in Brisbane and Melbourne at the moment and since my last post on Nerida’s concern about the true cost of cheap fashion, I feel like these guys are blatantly screaming “Look … Continue reading
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Tagged bust stop advertising, cheap crap, consumerism, fast fashion, landfill, marketing, Nerida Lennon
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Nerida Lennon: Cheap Phenomenon
“We have experienced a long history of conditioning to expect most items we purchase to be on sale and in abundance. However, through my journey of learning the sad closet tales behind cheap clothing, I no longer view it with … Continue reading
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Tagged cheap, Cheap Phenomenon, don't but cheap crap, Nerida Lennon, sustainable fashion, sweatshops, wonderkid
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Jason Hewitt- a new voice for sustainable fashion
“While purchasing with the idea that the item will last for an extended period of time is not a groundbreaking phenomenon, or one that will save the environment, it is an idea that will perhaps help to combat the throw … Continue reading
Transition Framework: towards future practices of sustainable washing
“Personal washing routines are currently the most water intensive activity in Irish households” Irish researchers recently published a report on sustainable washing practices, right up my alley. This report is particularly interesting as they imagine a sustainable washing future, and … Continue reading
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Tagged backcasting, cleanliness, collective conventions, Laundry, Research, Washing, washing less, water
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Call for Presentations of Papers @ RMIT Commune
RMIT Sustainability commune is currently inviting postgraduate researchers and thinkers in sustainable fashion to present research papers, practice presentations and workshops at the second annual Commune @ RMIT Brunswick on the 18th July 2012. Commune is a Festival, Market and … Continue reading
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Tagged Commune, conference, Holly McQuillan, Kate Fletcher, Linda Jackson, Research, RMIT, RMIT Brunswick, Sustainability, sustainable fashion
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Chatting with Kim and Dean on 4BC
Chatting with Kim and Dean on 4BC