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					<description><![CDATA[Between floods, fires, droughts, hurricanes, pollution, melting glaciers, rising sea levels&#8230; Is there anyone, sensitive to the topic of sustainability, who doesn&#8217;t feel a bit of eco-anxiety? Especially following the publication of the latest IPCC report this summer, posts, comments and requests for advice more and more frequently have expressed the concern for the future scenario that lies ahead in terms of the survival of mankind. The IPCC Costituito nel 1988, è il corpo delle Nazioni Unite composto da esperti climatici. Nell&#8217;ultimo report pubblicato, 234 scienziati hanno sintetizzato 14,000 documenti di ricerca. Non ci sono più dubbi sulla crisi climatica. È inequivocabile che l’influenza umana abbia riscaldato l’atmosfera, l’oceano e le terre emerse. Le evidenze lo confermano (fonte IPCC 2021): Formed in 1988, it is the United Nations body made up of climate experts. In the latest published report, 234 scientists synthesized 14,000 research papers. There are no more doubts about the climate crisis. It is unequivocal that human influence has warmed the atmosphere, the ocean and the emerged lands. Evidence confirms it, in fact (source IPCC 2021): Human influence has been the leading cause of global glacier retreat since the 1990s and has contributed to the observed surface melting of the Greenland ice sheet over the past two decades. Human influence has warmed the climate at an unprecedented rate (speed) in the past 2000 years. Extremes of heat (including heat waves) have become more frequent and more intense in most of the lands that have emerged since the 1950s. Global surface temperature has risen faster since 1970 than at any other 50-year period in the past 2,000 years. The global mean sea level will continue to increase over the course of the 21st century (the expectations are between +0.28 and +1.01 meters). The ocean has warmed faster in the last century than since the end of the last deglaciation (about 11,000 years ago). In 2019, atmospheric CO2 concentrations were the highest in the last 2 million years. Global warming of 1.5° C and 2  C will be overcome during the course of the 21st century unless there are major reductions in CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions in the coming decades. These are just some of the points that emerged from the report: did you feel eco-anxiety? What is it? Si tratta di un impatto psicologico indiretto del cambiamento climatico. È &#8220;una reazione su larga scala allo stato degli ecosistemi planetari&#8221; (Pihkala, 2020). Secondo l’American Pshychological Association (2017) è &#8220;una paura cronica dei disastri ambientali. Una fonte di stress causato dal guardare il lento e apparentemente irrevocabile impatto del cambiamento climatico, e preoccuparsi del futuro di se stessi, dei bambini e delle ultime generazioni” (Clayton et. al., 2017). It is an indirect psychological impact of climate change. It is &#8220;a large-scale reaction to the state of planetary ecosystems&#8221; (Pihkala, 2020). According to the American Pshychological Association (2017) it is &#8220;a chronic fear of environmental doom. A source of stress caused by looking at the slow and seemingly irrevocable impact of climate change, and worrying about the future of oneself, children and the last generations&#8221; (Clayton et. Al., 2017). How does it manifest? Symptoms reported are existential fear, guilt or shame about one&#8217;s environmental footprint, depression, anxiety, panic, nervousness, feeling hopeless, irritability, weakness, mood swings, exhaustion, insomnia, obsessive thoughts. Who is affected? It affects everyone, even young people and children. The American Psychological Association (2020) found that for 47% of Americans between the ages of 18 and 34, the stress of climate change had an impact on daily life. Young people through modern technology experience greater exposure to disturbing and anxious climatic realities (Li, 2015). The charity Place2Be states that it is more pronounced among young people: a study shows that 4 out of 5 children between 10 and 12 years have expressed feelings of fear, sadness, anger for environmental problems. How we react to the climate anxiety? Psychological responses can be (Coppola, 2021): disadaptive. For many people, the mental cost of thinking and experiencing the reality of a changing climate is almost too much to bear. Consequently, a common response is to reject this reality. A disadaptive response is characterized by shutdown through denial, splitting, and disavowal (Doherty, 2011; Lewis, 2019). adaptive. Other people cultivate various self-preservation effects such as resilience, constructive hope, attunement, cognitive resonance, and self-efficacy. Pihkala (2019) states that one needs to be able to adapt in the face of anxiety rather than being crushed. How can we respond adaptively? We have collected some tips for reacting to eco-anxiety in a more constructive and resilient way. In cases of high levels or pathological situations, the support of a specialist is obviously necessary, in other cases we can take some actions. &#160; &#160; 10 solutions Improve your mood Connect with nature. Grow plants and trees on the terrace, balcony, garden. Meditate Disconnect from the internet. Taking care of yourself through healthy habits is recommended by the American Psychological Association. Get better informed Choose your sources of information carefully. Avoid those who talk with disastrous tones, without proposing actions that can be put into practice. Always check what you read! The media often chase sensational headlines. Cut down on time in the midst of negative news. It&#8217;s important to be up to date, but don&#8217;t overdo it. Zero Waste Goods gives us some very valid advice: if you read a negative story, write a message to “take home” and a change that you want to implement as a response to what you read. Look for positive stories to bring into your perspective that there are so many positive things happening in the world. Action as antidote (Coppola 2021) Evaluate your environmental impact and observe how you can improve it by changing some habits (decrease plastic, reduce waste, buy locally, adopt a plant-based diet, etc.). You can follow the advice on our site, for example, to limit your impact through the choice of clothes. Or use an app like AWorld. Find your role, think about the best way you can use your skills to contribute positively. We can&#8217;t do EVERYTHING, but we can do something. Also through our political and purchasing choices. The strenght of the group Join other groups, for example volunteering. Ecoanxiety is often experienced in solitude. A thesis research conducted at the University of Vermont (Coppola, 2021) revealed how action through involvement in environmental organizations serves as an antidote to ecoanxiety among members of the &#8220;Climate Generation&#8221; (young people between 18 and 21 years old were interviewed, recruited by six UVM environmental organizations). Choose a reality that works near you to contribute positively to the local community. Share your experience with others and build strong social networks (American Psychological Association). On Clubhouse we meet weekly to network, discuss and support each other among people who care about sustainability (Sustainability Club). Try to be an example to others (remembering that you don&#8217;t have to be perfect!). &#160; Photos: Omid Armin (cover); Fransiskus Filibert; Dress ECOde.]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Between floods, fires, droughts, hurricanes, pollution, melting glaciers, rising sea levels&#8230; Is there anyone, sensitive to the topic of sustainability, who doesn&#8217;t feel a bit of eco-anxiety?</p>
<p>Especially following the publication of the latest IPCC report this summer, posts, comments and requests for advice more and more frequently have expressed the concern for the future scenario that lies ahead in terms of the survival of mankind.</p>
<h5><span style="color: #b2a4d4;">The IPCC</span></h5>
<p>Costituito nel 1988, è il corpo delle Nazioni Unite composto da esperti climatici. Nell&#8217;ultimo report pubblicato, 234 scienziati hanno sintetizzato 14,000 documenti di ricerca. Non ci sono più dubbi sulla crisi climatica. È inequivocabile che l’influenza umana abbia riscaldato l’atmosfera, l’oceano e le terre emerse. Le evidenze lo confermano (fonte IPCC 2021):</p>
<p>Formed in 1988, it is the United Nations body made up of climate experts. In the latest published report, 234 scientists synthesized 14,000 research papers. There are no more doubts about the climate crisis. It is unequivocal that human influence has warmed the atmosphere, the ocean and the emerged lands. Evidence confirms it, in fact (source IPCC 2021):</p>
<ul>
<li>Human influence has been the leading cause of global glacier retreat since the 1990s and has contributed to the observed surface melting of the Greenland ice sheet over the past two decades.</li>
<li>Human influence has warmed the climate at an unprecedented rate (speed) in the past 2000 years.</li>
<li>Extremes of heat (including heat waves) have become more frequent and more intense in most of the lands that have emerged since the 1950s.</li>
<li>Global surface temperature has risen faster since 1970 than at any other 50-year period in the past 2,000 years.</li>
<li>The global mean sea level will continue to increase over the course of the 21st century (the expectations are between +0.28 and +1.01 meters).</li>
<li>The ocean has warmed faster in the last century than since the end of the last deglaciation (about 11,000 years ago).</li>
<li>In 2019, atmospheric CO2 concentrations were the highest in the last 2 million years.</li>
<li>Global warming of 1.5° C and 2  C will be overcome during the course of the 21st century unless there are major reductions in CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions in the coming decades.</li>
</ul>
<p>These are just some of the points that emerged from the report: did you feel eco-anxiety?</p>
<h5><span style="color: #b2a4d4;"><img fetchpriority="high" decoding="async" class="wp-image-15265 alignright" src="https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/fransiskus-filbert-mangundap-f_0nTK31xjs-unsplash-scaled.jpg" alt="" width="429" height="570" />What is it?</span></h5>
<p>Si tratta di un impatto psicologico indiretto del cambiamento climatico. È &#8220;una reazione su larga scala allo stato degli ecosistemi planetari&#8221; (Pihkala, 2020). Secondo l’American Pshychological Association (2017) è &#8220;una paura cronica dei disastri ambientali. Una fonte di stress causato dal guardare il lento e apparentemente irrevocabile impatto del cambiamento climatico, e preoccuparsi del futuro di se stessi, dei bambini e delle ultime generazioni” (Clayton et. al., 2017).</p>
<p>It is an indirect psychological impact of climate change. It is &#8220;a large-scale reaction to the state of planetary ecosystems&#8221; (Pihkala, 2020). According to the American Pshychological Association (2017) it is &#8220;a chronic fear of environmental doom. A source of stress caused by looking at the slow and seemingly irrevocable impact of climate change, and worrying about the future of oneself, children and the last generations&#8221; (Clayton et. Al., 2017).</p>
<h5><span style="color: #b2a4d4;">How does it manifest?</span></h5>
<p>Symptoms reported are existential fear, guilt or shame about one&#8217;s environmental footprint, depression, anxiety, panic, nervousness, feeling hopeless, irritability, weakness, mood swings, exhaustion, insomnia, obsessive thoughts.</p>
<h5><span style="color: #b2a4d4;">Who is affected?</span></h5>
<p>It affects everyone, even young people and children. The American Psychological Association (2020) found that for 47% of Americans between the ages of 18 and 34, the stress of climate change had an impact on daily life. Young people through modern technology experience greater exposure to disturbing and anxious climatic realities (Li, 2015).</p>
<p>The charity Place2Be states that it is more pronounced among young people: a study shows that 4 out of 5 children between 10 and 12 years have expressed feelings of fear, sadness, anger for environmental problems.</p>
<h5><span style="color: #b2a4d4;">How we react to the climate anxiety?</span></h5>
<p>Psychological responses can be (Coppola, 2021):</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>disadaptive</strong>. For many people, the mental cost of thinking and experiencing the reality of a changing climate is almost too much to bear. Consequently, a common response is to reject this reality. A disadaptive response is characterized by shutdown through denial, splitting, and disavowal (Doherty, 2011; Lewis, 2019).</li>
<li><strong>adaptive.</strong> Other people cultivate various self-preservation effects such as resilience, constructive hope, attunement, cognitive resonance, and self-efficacy. Pihkala (2019) states that one needs to be able to adapt in the face of anxiety rather than being crushed.</li>
</ul>
<h5><span style="color: #b2a4d4;"><a href="https://dressecode.thinkific.com/"><img decoding="async" class="alignleft wp-image-14635" src="https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/cover-1.jpg" alt="" width="295" height="221" srcset="https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/cover-1.jpg 943w, https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/cover-1-600x449.jpg 600w, https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/cover-1-300x225.jpg 300w, https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/cover-1-768x575.jpg 768w" sizes="(max-width: 295px) 100vw, 295px" /></a>How can we respond adaptively?</span></h5>
<p>We have collected some tips for reacting to eco-anxiety in a more constructive and resilient way. In cases of high levels or pathological situations, the support of a specialist is obviously necessary, in other cases we can take some actions.</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<h5><span style="color: #b2a4d4;">10 solutions</span></h5>
<ul>
<li><strong>Improve your mood</strong></li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>Connect with nature. Grow plants and trees on the terrace, balcony, garden.</li>
<li>Meditate</li>
<li>Disconnect from the internet.</li>
</ol>
<p>Taking care of yourself through healthy habits is recommended by the American Psychological Association.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Get better informed</strong></li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>Choose your sources of information carefully. Avoid those who talk with disastrous tones, without proposing actions that can be put into practice. Always check what you read! The media often chase sensational headlines.</li>
<li>Cut down on time in the midst of negative news. It&#8217;s important to be up to date, but don&#8217;t overdo it. Zero Waste Goods gives us some very valid advice: if you read a negative story, write a message to “take home” and a change that you want to implement as a response to what you read. Look for positive stories to bring into your perspective that there are so many positive things happening in the world.</li>
</ol>
<p><img decoding="async" class=" wp-image-15280 aligncenter" src="https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/IMG_4112.jpg" alt="" width="770" height="553" srcset="https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/IMG_4112.jpg 1600w, https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/IMG_4112-600x431.jpg 600w, https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/IMG_4112-300x215.jpg 300w, https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/IMG_4112-1024x735.jpg 1024w, https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/IMG_4112-768x552.jpg 768w, https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/IMG_4112-1536x1103.jpg 1536w, https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/IMG_4112-1160x833.jpg 1160w" sizes="(max-width: 770px) 100vw, 770px" /></p>
<ul>
<li><strong>Action as antidote </strong>(Coppola 2021)</li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>Evaluate your environmental impact and observe how you can improve it by changing some habits (decrease plastic, reduce waste, buy locally, adopt a plant-based diet, etc.). You can follow the advice on our site, for example, to limit your impact through the <a href="https://mailchi.mp/13e230d112c6/inizia-da-qui">choice of clothes</a>. Or use an app like <a href="https://aworld.org">AWorld</a>.</li>
<li>Find your role, think about the best way you can use your skills to contribute positively. We can&#8217;t do EVERYTHING, but we can do something. Also through our political and purchasing choices.</li>
</ol>
<ul>
<li><strong>The strenght of the group</strong></li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>Join other groups, for example volunteering. Ecoanxiety is often experienced in solitude. A thesis research conducted at the University of Vermont (Coppola, 2021) revealed how action through involvement in environmental organizations serves as an antidote to ecoanxiety among members of the &#8220;Climate Generation&#8221; (young people between 18 and 21 years old were interviewed, recruited by six UVM environmental organizations). Choose a reality that works near you to contribute positively to the local community.</li>
<li>Share your experience with others and build strong social networks (American Psychological Association). On Clubhouse we meet weekly to network, discuss and support each other among people who care about sustainability (Sustainability Club).</li>
<li>Try to be an example to others (remembering that you don&#8217;t have to be perfect!).</li>
</ol>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>Photos: Omid Armin (cover); Fransiskus Filibert; Dress ECOde.</p>
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		<title>Climate Fake News &#8211; Between hoaxes and cherry picking in search of truth with Serena Giacomin</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 27 Apr 2021 10:08:10 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Within the club Sostenibilità in Clubhouse, we interviewed Serena Giacomin, meteorologist, climatologist and President of the Italian Climate Network. Thanks to Carlotta Redaelli, we asked Serena some questions about the information available regarding weather and climate change, to understand what the hoaxes are circulating on the subject. Like the fake news in which the Nobel Prize winner Rubbia also fell! The conversation also led us to touch on other topics such as the difference between meteorology and climatology, denial, the best ways to talk about climate change, in addition to the book &#8220;Penguins at the equator&#8221; written by Serena with Luca Perri and the projects carried out in the schools. We thank Serena for her availability and the interesting conversation. Climate change is a difficult subject to understand without adequate scientific preparation. It is perceived badly, perceived as distant in time and space, connected to the concept of renunciation, leading some to deny. Serena instead guides us to observe it from another perspective, pleasant, ironic, lighter, clearer and in terms of advantage, comfort and improvement of our life. Enjoy listening! Track: &#8211; Introducing Serena &#8211; 3:13 Difference between meteorology and climatology &#8211; 6:32 The quality of weather and climate information in the media &#8211; 12:31 Most popular fake news &#8211; 18:00 Hoaxes and communication of climate change &#8211; 24:20 Deniers and cherry picking &#8211; 25:45 Real situation with reference to climate change and contributing causes &#8211; 30:35 Changing the narrative of climate change &#8211; 37:50 The priorities on which to intervene: mitigation and adaptation actions &#8211; 41:10 What can each of us do &#8211; 45:00 Anthropogenic responsibility in climate change and the &#8220;denier cheat sheet&#8221; &#8211; 52:43 How to block the deniers? &#8211; 55:30 Confidence in science &#8211; 58:15 The relationship between health emergency and climate emergency &#8211; 1:01:00 Questions from the audience &#160;]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Within the club Sostenibilità in Clubhouse, we interviewed Serena Giacomin, meteorologist, climatologist and President of the <a href="https://www.italiaclima.org">Italian Climate Network</a>.<br />
Thanks to Carlotta Redaelli, we asked Serena some questions about the information available regarding weather and climate change, to understand what the hoaxes are circulating on the subject. Like the fake news in which the Nobel Prize winner Rubbia also fell!</p>
<p>The conversation also led us to touch on other topics such as the difference between meteorology and climatology, denial, the best ways to talk about climate change, in addition to the book &#8220;Penguins at the equator&#8221; written by Serena with Luca Perri and the projects carried out in the schools.</p>
<p>We thank Serena for her availability and the interesting conversation. Climate change is a difficult subject to understand without adequate scientific preparation. It is perceived badly, perceived as distant in time and space, connected to the concept of renunciation, leading some to deny. Serena instead guides us to observe it from another perspective, pleasant, ironic, lighter, clearer and in terms of advantage, comfort and improvement of our life.</p>
<p>Enjoy listening!</p>
<p><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="size-full wp-image-14568 alignright" src="https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/IMG_5442.jpg" alt="" width="460" height="281" srcset="https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/IMG_5442.jpg 460w, https://dress-ecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/IMG_5442-300x183.jpg 300w" sizes="auto, (max-width: 460px) 100vw, 460px" /></p>
<p>Track:<br />
&#8211; Introducing Serena<br />
&#8211; 3:13 Difference between meteorology and climatology<br />
&#8211; 6:32 The quality of weather and climate information in the media<br />
&#8211; 12:31 Most popular fake news<br />
&#8211; 18:00 Hoaxes and communication of climate change<br />
&#8211; 24:20 Deniers and cherry picking<br />
&#8211; 25:45 Real situation with reference to climate change and contributing causes<br />
&#8211; 30:35 Changing the narrative of climate change<br />
&#8211; 37:50 The priorities on which to intervene: mitigation and adaptation actions<br />
&#8211; 41:10 What can each of us do<br />
&#8211; 45:00 Anthropogenic responsibility in climate change and the &#8220;denier cheat sheet&#8221;<br />
&#8211; 52:43 How to block the deniers?<br />
&#8211; 55:30 Confidence in science<br />
&#8211; 58:15 The relationship between health emergency and climate emergency<br />
&#8211; 1:01:00 Questions from the audience</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[Italiano/English below pictures Puoi ascoltare qui l&#8217;articolo: Temperature blanket Un nuovo modo di diffondere il concetto di cambiamenti climatici si sta diffondendo: il progetto non convenzionale di maglieria e uncinetto Temperature blanket (coperta termica) lo traduce nella materia fatta di fili colorati.  Josie George ha trovato un modo per visualizzare un concetto astratto come quello del cambiamento climatico. Mettendo a frutto la sua abilità a maglia, ha iniziato creando una sciarpa in cui ogni riga rappresenta la temperatura e il clima nella sua città. Un filo colorato indica la temperatura, una seconda riga mostra se un giorno particolare è stato nuvoloso, soleggiato, piovoso o nevoso.  &#8220;Ho deciso che quest&#8217;anno, ogni giorno, avrei lavorato a maglia una riga su una sciarpa per segnare la corrispondente temperatura/clima giornaliero della mia città. Mi è sembrato un buon modo per affrontare il cambiamento climatico e l&#8217;anno che cambia. Un modo per prestare attenzione e non distogliere lo sguardo&#8221;. Il suo progetto pubblicato su Twitter ha ispirato tante altre persone e ognuna interpreta in modo personale il concetto del clima che si modifica nel tempo. Più spesso sono utilizzati i colori dell&#8217;arcobaleno, alcuni scelgono solo colori pastello o una tavolozza più limitata. Punti, segni, oggetti creati cambiano da persona a persona dando vita a un&#8217;individuale trasposizione della propria visione dei cambiamenti climatici nella materia. Desideri provare anche tu? Qui trovi un grafico stampabile gratuito che ti darà un&#8217;idea delle temperature e delle combinazioni di colori corrispondenti. Scrivici e seguiremo il tuo progetto! English &#8211; Temperature blanket: colored threads to interpret the abstract concept of climate change A new way of spreading the concept of climate change is becoming popular: the unconventional knitting and crochet project Temperature blanket translates it into the material made of colored threads. Josie George has found a way to visualize an abstract concept such as that of climate change. By putting her knitting skills to good use, she started by creating a scarf in which each row represents the temperature and the climate in her city. A coloured thread indicates the temperature, a second line shows if a particular day has been cloudy, sunny, rainy or snowy. &#8220;I decided that this year, every day, I would knit a row on a scarf to mark the corresponding daily temperature/weather of my town. It felt like a good way to engage with the changing climate and with the changing year. A way to notice and not look away&#8221;. Her project published on Twitter has inspired many other people and each one interprets in a personal way the concept of the climate that changes over time. Rainbow colours are most often used, some choose only pastel colours or a more limited palette. Stitches, signs, created objects change from person to person, giving life to an individual transposition of one&#8217;s vision of climate change in the matter. Do you want to try it too? Here you will find a free printable chart  that will give you an idea of the temperatures and the corresponding color combinations. Write to us and we will follow your project!]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Italiano/English below pictures</p>
<p><a href="https://www.spreaker.com/episode/23398197"><img decoding="async" class="alignleft" src="data:image/tiff;base64,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" alt="unknown.tiff" /></a></p>
<p>Puoi ascoltare qui l&#8217;articolo: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/episode/23398197">Temperature blanket</a></p>
<p>Un nuovo modo di diffondere il concetto di cambiamenti climatici si sta diffondendo: il progetto non convenzionale di maglieria e uncinetto <em>Temperature blanket</em> (coperta termica) lo traduce nella materia fatta di fili colorati. </p>
<p>Josie George ha trovato un modo per visualizzare un concetto astratto come quello del cambiamento climatico. Mettendo a frutto la sua abilità a maglia, ha iniziato creando una sciarpa in cui ogni riga rappresenta la temperatura e il clima nella sua città. Un filo colorato indica la temperatura, una seconda riga mostra se un giorno particolare è stato nuvoloso, soleggiato, piovoso o nevoso. </p>

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<p>&#8220;Ho deciso che quest&#8217;anno, ogni giorno, avrei lavorato a maglia una riga su una sciarpa per segnare la corrispondente temperatura/clima giornaliero della mia città. Mi è sembrato un buon modo per affrontare il cambiamento climatico e l&#8217;anno che cambia. Un modo per prestare attenzione e non distogliere lo sguardo&#8221;.</p>
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<p>Il suo progetto pubblicato su Twitter ha ispirato tante altre persone e ognuna interpreta in modo personale il concetto del clima che si modifica nel tempo. Più spesso sono utilizzati i colori dell&#8217;arcobaleno, alcuni scelgono solo colori pastello o una tavolozza più limitata. Punti, segni, oggetti creati cambiano da persona a persona dando vita a un&#8217;individuale trasposizione della propria visione dei cambiamenti climatici nella materia.</p>
<p>Desideri provare anche tu? Qui trovi un <a href="https://craftwarehouse.com/knit-or-crochet-a-temperature-blanket-free-printable-chart/">grafico stampabile gratuito</a> che ti darà un&#8217;idea delle temperature e delle combinazioni di colori corrispondenti. Scrivici e seguiremo il tuo progetto!</p>

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<figcaption class="blocks-gallery-item__caption">&#8220;This <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/temperatureblanket?src=hashtag_click">#temperatureblanket</a> is gigantic&#8221; &#8211; <a href="https://twitter.com/plagytd">Bob Jillan</a></figcaption>
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<figcaption class="blocks-gallery-item__caption">&#8220;Ahhh I thought about putting the precip type in as the center of my granny squares for 2019, but decided that would get too challenging. My blanket turned out a bit different than many of the knitters!&#8221; &#8211; <a href="https://twitter.com/erinleeryan">Dr Erin Ryan</a></figcaption>
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<figcaption class="blocks-gallery-item__caption">&#8220;Each month correspond to a row and every house to a day. The lowest temperature of the day is stitched on the door/windows and the highest on the walls. We can already see some pretty hot weather for this time of the year in France!&#8221; &#8211; <a href="https://twitter.com/EmmaBidule">Emma Bidule</a></figcaption>
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<figcaption class="blocks-gallery-item__caption">&#8220;This was mine for 2018! The center circle was the high temp &amp; the outer square corresponded to the weather. I changed color in increments of 10 degrees except for when it reached 100 degrees&#8230;then I changed it every 5. Love being able to look at a whole year in one blanket!&#8221; &#8211; <a href="https://twitter.com/SJMonsteR">Sarah Roach</a></figcaption>
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<figcaption class="blocks-gallery-item__caption">&#8220;Seeing this inspired me to do it with my bullet journal! Maybe one day I’ll end up knitting a scarf as well&#8221; &#8211; <a href="https://twitter.com/SaraLillian98">Sara Linton</a></figcaption>
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<h5><em><strong>English</strong></em><span style="color: #acc0a5;"><strong> &#8211; Temperature blanket: colored threads to interpret the abstract concept of climate change</strong></span></h5>
<p>A new way of spreading the concept of climate change is becoming popular: the unconventional knitting and crochet project <em>Temperature blanket</em> translates it into the material made of colored threads.</p>
<p>Josie George has found a way to visualize an abstract concept such as that of climate change. By putting her knitting skills to good use, she started by creating a scarf in which each row represents the temperature and the climate in her city. A coloured thread indicates the temperature, a second line shows if a particular day has been cloudy, sunny, rainy or snowy.</p>

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<p>&#8220;I decided that this year, every day, I would knit a row on a scarf to mark the corresponding daily temperature/weather of my town. It felt like a good way to engage with the changing climate and with the changing year. A way to notice and not look away&#8221;.</p>
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<p>Her project published on Twitter has inspired many other people and each one interprets in a personal way the concept of the climate that changes over time. Rainbow colours are most often used, some choose only pastel colours or a more limited palette. Stitches, signs, created objects change from person to person, giving life to an individual transposition of one&#8217;s vision of climate change in the matter.</p>
<p>Do you want to try it too? Here you will find a <a href="https://craftwarehouse.com/knit-or-crochet-a-temperature-blanket-free-printable-chart/">free printable chart </a> that will give you an idea of the temperatures and the corresponding color combinations. Write to us and we will follow your project!</p>]]></content:encoded>
					
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					<description><![CDATA[Italiano/English below Una delle meraviglie del mondo naturale, la Grande Barriera Corallina si estende lungo la costa del Queensland, in Australia, in una profusione tumultuosa di colori e forme impareggiabili sul nostro pianeta. Ma il riscaldamento globale e le sostanze inquinanti minacciano questa fragile meraviglia: gli scienziati ora pensano che questa barriera corallina sarà devastata nei prossimi anni. In tutto il mondo le barriere coralline si stanno estinguendo. La Grande Barriera Corallina, il più grande organismo vivente del mondo, ha già subito la morte del corallo in quasi un terzo delle sue 133.000 miglia quadrate. Molti coralli sono così strettamente collegati alle condizioni locali che non possono sopravvivere se la temperatura media del mare aumenta di più di un grado, una cifra a cui ci stiamo avvicinando in alcune parti del mondo. I politici potrebbero essere in grado di negare il riscaldamento globale, i coralli, purtroppo, non hanno questa opzione. In omaggio a questa meraviglia naturale, Margaret e Christine Wertheim dell&#8217;Istituto For Figuring hanno intrapreso un progetto per creare una barriera corallina di lana all&#8217;uncinetto. Dal 2015 nel loro soggiorno a Los Angeles, per i primi quattro anni della sua vita, Crochet Coral Reef ha iniziato a espandersi gradualmente nella loro casa. Allo stesso tempo, il progetto ha iniziato a diffondersi in altre città e paesi fino a quando non è diventato un movimento mondiale. The Crochet Coral Reef è una fusione unica di arte, scienza, matematica, artigianato e pratica comunitaria che potrebbe essere il più grande progetto di arte comunitaria nel mondo. Le forme della barriera corallina sono create con la tecnica del &#8220;crochet iperbolico&#8221; scoperta nel 1997 dal matematico della Cornell University Dr. Daina Taimina. Il processo di base è un semplice schema o algoritmo, che da solo produce una forma matematicamente pura, ma variando o mutando questo algoritmo, possono essere prodotte infinite variazioni e permutazioni di forma e forma. Ogni modello di lavoro a uncinetto risulta dall&#8217;applicazione di una ricetta iterativa. Come i frattali, come il Mandelbrot Set, queste forme nascono attraverso la ripetizione di una serie di passi più e più volte. Informazioni su queste tecniche e istruzioni per la creazione di forme specifiche sono disponibili in un manuale pubblicato dall&#8217;Istituto intitolato A Field Guide to Hyperbolic Space. L&#8217;intuizione di base è capire che queste forme derivano dal semplice processo di aumentare il numero di punti in ogni riga. Quanto più spesso aumenti i punti tanto più velocemente il modello crescerà e tanto più la forma finita diventerà merlata. I modelli possono iniziare con una linea semplice, risultante in un piano iperbolico, o da un singolo punto con l&#8217;uncinetto che si muove a spirale verso l&#8217;esterno per espandersi gradualmente come un cono, dando origine a quella che è nota come pseudosfera. Puoi anche iniziare da un cerchio, che produrrà configurazioni tubolari o a campana. ll progetto porta l&#8217;attenzione sulla fragilità della Grande Barriera Corallina e sulle minacce non solo dal riscaldamento dell&#8217;oceano, ma anche da altri pericoli. Di tutto il biossido di carbonio emesso nell&#8217;atmosfera, circa il 30% verrà assorbito dagli oceani. Questo eccesso di CO2 aumenta l&#8217;acidità degli oceani, con conseguenze terribili per i coralli. &#8220;Acque più acide rendono difficile per i coralli e altri organismi calcificanti, come gli animali con conchiglie, formare i loro scheletri, che sono in definitiva responsabili della costruzione della struttura fisica della barriera corallina&#8221;, spiega la dottoressa Janice Lough, ricercatrice AIMS. Esiste ora un consenso scientifico generale sul fatto che l&#8217;acidità degli oceani del mondo sia in aumento, rappresentando una minaccia per molti ecosistemi marini e potenzialmente portando all&#8217;indebolimento delle strutture della barriera corallina. Come parte del progetto Crochet Coral Reef, l&#8217;IFF ha costruito Bleached Reef (una Barriera Corallina Sbiancata), un&#8217;invocazione artigianale di ciò che accade alle barriere coralline sotto stress ambientale. La maggior parte delle forme in questa barriera corallina sono lavorate all&#8217;uncinetto con varie sfumature di bianco e crema, mimando l&#8217;effetto del reale sbiancamento dei coralli. L&#8217;installazione include anche una serie di centrini di pizzo vintage incredibilmente delicati acquisiti in occasione di incontri di scambio, realizzati da artigiani sconosciuti. Il progetto è creato e curato da Christine Wertheim e Margaret Wertheim dell’Institute For Figuring. Fonte: https://crochetcoralreef.org Foto: Institute For Figuring www.theiff.org English &#8211; When art speaks of the environment: a crochet mathematical project reminds us of the fragility of coral reefs, threaten by pollution One of the wonders of the natural world, the Great Barrier Reef extends along the coast of Queensland, Australia, in a tumultuous profusion of colors and shapes unparalleled on our planet. But global warming and pollutants threaten this fragile wonder: scientists now think that this coral reef will be devastated in the coming years. All over the world coral reefs are dying out. The Great Barrier Reef, the largest living organism in the world, has already suffered the death of coral in almost a third of its 133,000 square miles. Many corals are so closely related to local conditions that they cannot survive if the average sea temperature rises by more than one degree, a figure that we are approaching in some parts of the world. Politicians may be able to deny global warming, corals unfortunately do not have this option. As a homage to this natural wonder, Margaret and Christine Wertheim of the Institute For Figuring have embarked on a project to create a crochet wool coral reef. From 2015 in their living room in Los Angeles, for the first four years of its life Crochet Coral Reef began to gradually expand into their home. At the same time, the project began to spread to other cities and countries until it became a global movement. The Crochet Coral Reef is a unique fusion of art, science, mathematics, craftsmanship and community practice that could be the largest community art project in the world. The coral reef shapes are created with the &#8220;hyperbolic crochet&#8221; technique discovered in 1997 by the Cornell University mathematician Dr. Daina Taimina. The basic process is a simple pattern or algorithm, which alone produces a mathematically pure form, but by varying or changing this algorithm, infinite variations and permutations of form and shape can be produced. Each model of crochet work results from the application of an iterative recipe. Like fractals, like the Mandelbrot Set, these shapes are born through the process by repeating a series of steps again and again. Information on these techniques and instructions for creating specific forms is available in a manual published by the Institute entitled A Field Guide to Hyperbolic Space. The basic insight is to understand that these forms result from the simple process of increasing the number of stitches in every row. The more often you increase stitches the faster the model will grow and the more crenellated the finished form will become. Models can begin with a simple line, resulting in a hyperbolic plane; or from a single point with the crochet spiraling around to gradually fan out like a cone, resulting in what is known as a pseudosphere. You may also begin from a circle, which will produce tubular or bell shaped configurations. The project draws attention to the fragility of the Great Barrier Reef and to the threats not only from the warming of the ocean, but also from other dangers. Of all the carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere, about 30% will be absorbed by the oceans. This excess of CO2 increases the acidity of the oceans, with terrible consequences for corals. “More acidic waters make it difficult for corals and other calcifying organisms, such as animals with shells, to form their skeletons, which are ultimately responsible for building the physical structure of the reef,” says AIMS research scientist, Dr Janice Lough. There is now general scientific consensus that the acidity of the world’s oceans is increasing, posing a threat to many marine ecosystems and potentially leading to weakening of coral reef structures. As part of the Crochet Coral Reef project, the IFF has built a Bleached Reef, a handicrafted invocation of what happens to coral reefs under environmental stress. Most of the forms in this reef are crocheted from varying shades of white and cream, mimicking the effect of actual coral bleaching. The installation also includes a series of incredibly delicate vintage lace doilies acquired during swap meetings, made by unknown craftsmen. The project is created and curated by Christine Wertheim and Margaret Wertheim of the Institute For Figuring. Source: https://crochetcoralreef.org Photos: Institute For Figuring www.theiff.org &#160;]]></description>
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<p>Una delle meraviglie del mondo naturale, la <strong>Grande Barriera Corallina</strong> si estende lungo la costa del Queensland, in Australia, in <strong>una profusione tumultuosa di colori e forme impareggiabili sul nostro pianeta. Ma il riscaldamento globale e le sostanze inquinanti minacciano questa fragile meraviglia</strong>: gli scienziati ora pensano che questa barriera corallina sarà devastata nei prossimi anni. In tutto il mondo le barriere coralline si stanno estinguendo. La Grande Barriera Corallina, il più grande organismo vivente del mondo, ha già subito la morte del corallo in quasi un terzo delle sue 133.000 miglia quadrate. <strong>Molti coralli sono così strettamente collegati alle condizioni locali che non possono sopravvivere se la temperatura media del mare aumenta di più di un grado</strong>, una cifra a cui ci stiamo avvicinando in alcune parti del mondo. I politici potrebbero essere in grado di negare il riscaldamento globale, i coralli, purtroppo, non hanno questa opzione.</p>
<p>In omaggio a questa meraviglia naturale, Margaret e Christine Wertheim dell&#8217;Istituto For Figuring hanno intrapreso un progetto per creare una barriera corallina di lana all&#8217;uncinetto. Dal 2015 nel loro soggiorno a Los Angeles, per i primi quattro anni della sua vita, Crochet Coral Reef ha iniziato a espandersi gradualmente nella loro casa. Allo stesso tempo, il progetto ha iniziato a diffondersi in altre città e paesi fino a quando non è diventato un movimento mondiale. <strong>The Crochet Coral Reef è una fusione unica di arte, scienza, matematica, artigianato e pratica comunitaria che potrebbe essere il più grande progetto di arte comunitaria nel mondo</strong>.</p>
<p>Le forme della barriera corallina sono create con la<strong> tecnica del &#8220;crochet iperbolico&#8221;</strong> scoperta nel 1997 dal matematico della Cornell University Dr. Daina Taimina. Il processo di base è un semplice schema o algoritmo, che da solo produce una forma matematicamente pura, ma variando o mutando questo algoritmo, possono essere prodotte infinite variazioni e permutazioni di forma e forma. Ogni modello di lavoro a uncinetto risulta dall&#8217;applicazione di una ricetta iterativa. Come i frattali, come il Mandelbrot Set, queste forme nascono attraverso la ripetizione di una serie di passi più e più volte. Informazioni su queste tecniche e istruzioni per la creazione di forme specifiche sono disponibili in un manuale pubblicato dall&#8217;Istituto intitolato <em>A Field Guide to Hyperbolic Space</em>.</p>
<p>L&#8217;intuizione di base è capire che queste forme derivano dal semplice processo di aumentare il numero di punti in ogni riga. Quanto più spesso aumenti i punti tanto più velocemente il modello crescerà e tanto più la forma finita diventerà merlata. I modelli possono iniziare con una linea semplice, risultante in un piano iperbolico, o da un singolo punto con l&#8217;uncinetto che si muove a spirale verso l&#8217;esterno per espandersi gradualmente come un cono, dando origine a quella che è nota come pseudosfera. Puoi anche iniziare da un cerchio, che produrrà configurazioni tubolari o a campana.</p>
<p><strong>ll progetto porta l&#8217;attenzione sulla fragilità della Grande Barriera Corallina e sulle minacce non solo dal riscaldamento dell&#8217;oceano, ma anche da altri pericoli.</strong> Di tutto il biossido di carbonio emesso nell&#8217;atmosfera, circa il 30% verrà assorbito dagli oceani. Questo eccesso di CO2 aumenta l&#8217;acidità degli oceani, con conseguenze terribili per i coralli. &#8220;Acque più acide rendono difficile per i coralli e altri organismi calcificanti, come gli animali con conchiglie, formare i loro scheletri, che sono in definitiva responsabili della costruzione della struttura fisica della barriera corallina&#8221;, spiega la dottoressa Janice Lough, ricercatrice AIMS. <strong>Esiste ora un consenso scientifico generale sul fatto che l&#8217;acidità degli oceani del mondo sia in aumento, rappresentando una minaccia per molti ecosistemi marini</strong> e potenzialmente portando all&#8217;indebolimento delle strutture della barriera corallina.</p>
<p>Come parte del progetto Crochet Coral Reef, l&#8217;IFF ha costruito <strong>Bleached Reef</strong> (una Barriera Corallina Sbiancata), un&#8217;invocazione artigianale di ciò che accade alle barriere coralline sotto stress ambientale. <strong>La maggior parte delle forme in questa barriera corallina sono lavorate all&#8217;uncinetto con varie sfumature di bianco e crema, mimando l&#8217;effetto del reale sbiancamento dei coralli.</strong> L&#8217;installazione include anche una serie di centrini di pizzo vintage incredibilmente delicati acquisiti in occasione di incontri di scambio, realizzati da artigiani sconosciuti.</p>
<p>Il progetto è creato e curato da <strong>Christine Wertheim</strong> e <strong>Margaret Wertheim</strong> dell’Institute For Figuring.</p>
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<div>Fonte:<b> <a href="https://apc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcrochetcoralreef.org&amp;data=02%7C01%7C%7Ccc368309a9254cea375508d702a7cd17%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C636980792031388486&amp;sdata=jnUMyWnHfVCfT%2FELZ6WAb2aFWzpkmhVu8LKOgmgkxjg%3D&amp;reserved=0">https://crochetcoralreef.org</a></b></div>
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<h5><span style="color: #acc0a5;">English &#8211; When art speaks of the environment: a crochet mathematical project reminds us of the fragility of coral reefs, threaten by pollution</span></h5>
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<p><span style="font-size: inherit;">One of the wonders of the natural world, the <strong>Great Barrier Reef</strong> extends along the coast of Queensland, Australia, <strong>in a tumultuous profusion of colors and shapes unparalleled on our planet. But global warming and pollutants threaten this fragile wonder</strong>: scientists now think that this coral reef will be devastated in the coming years. All over the world coral reefs are dying out. The Great Barrier Reef, the largest living organism in the world, has already suffered the death of coral in almost a third of its 133,000 square miles. <strong>Many corals are so closely related to local conditions that they cannot survive if the average sea temperature rises by more than one degree</strong>, a figure that we are approaching in some parts of the world. Politicians may be able to deny global warming, corals unfortunately do not have this option.</span></p>
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<p>As a homage to this natural wonder, Margaret and Christine Wertheim of the <span style="font-size: inherit;">Institute For Figuring </span>have embarked on a project to create a crochet wool coral reef. From 2015 in their living room in Los Angeles, for the first four years of its life Crochet Coral Reef began to gradually expand into their home. At the same time, the project began to spread to other cities and countries until it became a global movement. <strong>The Crochet Coral Reef is a unique fusion of art, science, mathematics, craftsmanship and community practice that could be the largest community art project in the world</strong>.</p>
<p>The coral reef shapes are created with the <strong>&#8220;hyperbolic crochet&#8221; technique</strong> discovered in 1997 by the Cornell University mathematician Dr. Daina Taimina. The basic process is a simple pattern or algorithm, which alone produces a mathematically pure form, but by varying or changing this algorithm, infinite variations and permutations of form and shape can be produced. Each model of crochet work results from the application of an iterative recipe. Like fractals, like the Mandelbrot Set, these shapes are born through the process by repeating a series of steps again and again. Information on these techniques and instructions for creating specific forms is available in a manual published by the Institute entitled <em>A Field Guide to Hyperbolic Space</em>.</p>
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<p>The basic insight is to understand that these forms result from the simple process of increasing the number of stitches in every row. The more often you increase stitches the faster the model will grow and the more crenellated the finished form will become. Models can begin with a simple line, resulting in a <em>hyperbolic</em> <em>plane</em>; or from a single point with the crochet spiraling around to gradually fan out like a cone, resulting in what is known as a <em>pseudosphere</em>. You may also begin from a circle, which will produce tubular or bell shaped configurations.</p>
<p><strong>The project draws attention to the fragility of the Great Barrier Reef and to the threats not only from the warming of the ocean, but also from other dangers</strong>. Of all the carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere, about 30% will be absorbed by the oceans. This excess of CO2 increases the acidity of the oceans, with terrible consequences for corals. <span style="font-size: inherit;">“More acidic waters make it difficult for corals and other calcifying organisms, such as animals with shells, to form their skeletons, which are ultimately responsible for building the physical structure of the reef,” says AIMS research scientist, Dr Janice Lough. <strong>There is now general scientific consensus that the acidity of the world’s oceans is increasing, posing a threat to many marine ecosystems </strong>and potentially leading to weakening of coral reef structures.</span></p>
<p>As part of the Crochet Coral Reef project, the IFF has built a <strong>Bleached Reef</strong>, a <span style="font-size: inherit;">handicrafted invocation of what happens to coral reefs under environmental stress. <strong>Most of the forms in this reef are crocheted from varying shades of white and cream, mimicking the effect of actual coral bleaching</strong>. The installation also includes a series of incredibly delicate vintage lace doilies acquired during swap meetings, made by unknown craftsmen.</span></p>
<p>The project is created and curated by <strong>Christine Wertheim</strong> and <strong>Margaret Wertheim</strong> of the Institute For Figuring.</p>
<p>Source:<b> <a href="https://apc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcrochetcoralreef.org&amp;data=02%7C01%7C%7Ccc368309a9254cea375508d702a7cd17%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C636980792031388486&amp;sdata=jnUMyWnHfVCfT%2FELZ6WAb2aFWzpkmhVu8LKOgmgkxjg%3D&amp;reserved=0">https://crochetcoralreef.org</a></b></p>
<p>Photos: Institute For Figuring <a style="font-size: inherit;" href="http://www.theiff.org/">www.theiff.org</a></p>
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					<description><![CDATA[Italiano/English (see below) Non si può affermare che l&#8217;industria della moda sia la seconda più inquinante del mondo.Si può però dire che, osservando alcuni dati che la caratterizzano, sia una delle più inquinanti.Abbiamo preparato una sintesi di alcuni degli impatti di questo settore. Vuoi contribuire concretamente con una piccola azione a diminuire l&#8217;impatto ambientale? Scopri qui cosa possiamo fare insieme https://dress-ecode.com/…/insieme-possiamo-risparmiare-360…/ English &#8211; Fashion: don&#8217;t say it is the second most polluting industry! It cannot be said that the fashion industry is the second most polluting in the world. However, it can be said that, observing some of the data that characterize it, it is one of the most polluting. We have prepared a summary of some of the impacts of this sector. Want to contribute concretely with a small action to decrease the environmental impact? Find out here what we can do together: https://dress-ecode.com/…/insieme-possiamo-risparmiare-360…/ &#160; #SFSambassador]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Italiano/English (see below)</p>
<p>Non si può affermare che l&#8217;industria della moda sia la seconda più inquinante del mondo.<br />Si può però dire che, osservando alcuni dati che la caratterizzano, sia una delle più inquinanti.<br />Abbiamo preparato una sintesi di alcuni degli impatti di questo settore.</p>
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<p>English &#8211; Fashion: don&#8217;t say it is the second most polluting industry!</p>
<p>It cannot be said that the fashion industry is the second most polluting in the world. However, it can be said that, observing some of the data that characterize it, it is one of the most polluting. We have prepared a summary of some of the impacts of this sector.</p>
<p>Want to contribute concretely with a small action to decrease the environmental impact? Find out here what we can do together:</p>
<p><a href="https://dress-ecode.com/…/insieme-possiamo-risparmiare-360…/">https://dress-ecode.com/…/insieme-possiamo-risparmiare-360…/</a></p>
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		<title>A serious strike for the environment: the messages of the students of the G. Galilei school (Modena) to awaken the adults!</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Italiano/English below Le classi della scuola elementare Galileo Galilei di Modena hanno preso molto seriamente l’invito allo sciopero studentesco di Greta Thunberg. Durante la mattinata di scuola, hanno ascoltato presentazioni sul tema ambientale e preparato cartelloni per manifestare con convinzione nella giornata mondiale di sciopero scolastico per il clima. Non pochi i bambini che sentendo degli effetti del nostro inquinamento, soprattutto sugli animali, si sono commossi con grande sensibilità, chiedendosi il perché della nostra mano umana distruttrice.  Oltre 130 erano gli alunni che hanno fermato la loro consueta attività scolastica per chiedere a noi adulti di non inquinare e di salvare la nostra terra. Nel cortile della scuola, con il supporto degli insegnanti e con il nostro intervento in veste di Climate Leader dell&#8217;organizzazione di Al Gore (The Climate Reality Project), hanno esibito manifesti con messaggi e disegni raccontando cosa desiderano: salvare il nostro pianeta perché è casa nostra, una vita più ecologica che vuol dire anche più economica, eliminare l’inquinamento, “no CO2”, adulti che si occupino del loro futuro.  Una manifestazione svolta in modo esemplare, con serenità, divertimento e sorrisi e allo stesso tempo facendo richieste in modo forte e chiaro. A gran voce domandano meno inquinamento. Hanno voluto così dare supporto a Greta, uniti a lei nella battaglia per fermare i cambiamenti climatici.  Non solo: dopo pranzo, armati di pettorine e guanti, hanno pulito dai rifiuti il parco adiacente alla scuola. Oltre le parole, hanno voluto mostrare con i fatti la loro sensibilità ai temi ambientali. Pronti con i loro cartelloni a partecipare nel pomeriggio alla marcia della loro città, che ha visto aderire in modo coinvolgente più di 3.000 studenti. Complimenti anche agli insegnanti per il supporto e il coinvolgimento in questa attività! Più sotto le foto dello sciopero nel cortile della scuola. English: A serious strike for the environment: the messages of the students of the G. Galilei school (Modena) to awaken the adults! The classes of the Galileo Galilei elementary school in Modena took very seriously the invitation from Greta Thunberg to strike from school. During the morning hours of lessons, they listened to presentations on the environmental theme and prepared posters to demonstrate with conviction on the world day of the school strike for the climate. Many children who felt the effects of our pollution, especially on animals, were moved with great sensitivity, wondering about the reason of our destructive human hand. Over 130 were the students who stopped their usual school activities to ask us (adults) not to pollute and to save instead our land. In the schoolyard, with the support of teachers and with our participation as Climate Leader of the Al Gore&#8217;s organisation (The Climate Reality Project), they exhibited posters with messages and drawings telling what they want: to save our planet because it is our home&#8221;, a life more ecological that also means cheaper, to eliminate pollution, &#8220;no CO2&#8221;, adults who take care of their future. An event held in an exemplary way, with serenity, fun and smiles and at the same time making requests in a strong and clear way. So they wanted to support Greta, joining her in the battle to stop climate change. Not only that: after lunch, armed with bibs and gloves, they cleaned the park adjacent to the school from waste. Beyond the words, they wanted to show their sensitivity to environmental issues with facts. Ready with their posters to participate in the march of their city in the afternoon, which saw more than 3,000 students enthusiastically engaged. Congratulations also to the teachers for their support and involvement in this activity!]]></description>
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<p>Le classi della scuola elementare Galileo Galilei di Modena hanno preso molto seriamente l’invito allo sciopero studentesco di Greta Thunberg. Durante la mattinata di scuola, hanno ascoltato presentazioni sul tema ambientale e preparato cartelloni per manifestare con convinzione nella giornata mondiale di sciopero scolastico per il clima. Non pochi i bambini che sentendo degli effetti del nostro inquinamento, soprattutto sugli animali, si sono commossi con grande sensibilità, chiedendosi il perché della nostra mano umana distruttrice. </p>
<p>Oltre 130 erano gli alunni che hanno fermato la loro consueta attività scolastica per chiedere a noi adulti di non inquinare e di salvare la nostra terra.</p>
<p>Nel cortile della scuola, con il supporto degli insegnanti e con il nostro intervento in veste di Climate Leader dell&#8217;organizzazione di Al Gore (The Climate Reality Project), hanno esibito manifesti con messaggi e disegni raccontando cosa desiderano: salvare il nostro pianeta perché è casa nostra, una vita più ecologica che vuol dire anche più economica, eliminare l’inquinamento, “no CO2”, adulti che si occupino del loro futuro. </p>
<p>Una manifestazione svolta in modo esemplare, con serenità, divertimento e sorrisi e allo stesso tempo facendo richieste in modo forte e chiaro. A gran voce domandano meno inquinamento. Hanno voluto così dare supporto a Greta, uniti a lei nella battaglia per fermare i cambiamenti climatici. </p>
<p>Non solo: dopo pranzo, armati di pettorine e guanti, hanno pulito dai rifiuti il parco adiacente alla scuola. Oltre le parole, hanno voluto mostrare con i fatti la loro sensibilità ai temi ambientali.</p>
<p>Pronti con i loro cartelloni a partecipare nel pomeriggio alla marcia della loro città, che ha visto aderire in modo coinvolgente più di 3.000 studenti.</p>
<p>Complimenti anche agli insegnanti per il supporto e il coinvolgimento in questa attività!</p>
<p>Più sotto le foto dello sciopero nel cortile della scuola.</p>
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<p><strong>English: A serious strike for the environment: the messages of the students of the G. Galilei school (Modena) to awaken the adults!</strong></p>
<p>The classes of the Galileo Galilei elementary school in Modena took very seriously the invitation from Greta Thunberg to strike from school. During the morning hours of lessons, they listened to presentations on the environmental theme and prepared posters to demonstrate with conviction on the world day of the school strike for the climate. Many children who felt the effects of our pollution, especially on animals, were moved with great sensitivity, wondering about the reason of our destructive human hand. Over 130 were the students who stopped their usual school activities to ask us (adults) not to pollute and to save instead our land.</p>
<p>In the schoolyard, with the support of teachers and with our participation as Climate Leader of the Al Gore&#8217;s organisation (The Climate Reality Project), they exhibited posters with messages and drawings telling what they want: to save our planet because it is our home&#8221;, a life more ecological that also means cheaper, to eliminate pollution, &#8220;no CO2&#8221;, adults who take care of their future. An event held in an exemplary way, with serenity, fun and smiles and at the same time making requests in a strong and clear way. So they wanted to support Greta, joining her in the battle to stop climate change. Not only that: after lunch, armed with bibs and gloves, they cleaned the park adjacent to the school from waste. Beyond the words, they wanted to show their sensitivity to environmental issues with facts. Ready with their posters to participate in the march of their city in the afternoon, which saw more than 3,000 students enthusiastically engaged.</p>
<p>Congratulations also to the teachers for their support and involvement in this activity!</p>

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		<title>Cotone: la nostra scelta fa la differenza!</title>
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				<category><![CDATA[Dove acquistare]]></category>
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					<description><![CDATA[Perché parliamo di&#160;cotone? Perché è uno dei tessuti più utilizzati per il nostro abbigliamento (e non solo) ed&#160;è anche tra quelli con maggior impatto ambientale. Considerando le magliette, ogni anno nel mondo ne acquistiamo&#160;2 miliardi! E’ fresco, morbido, piacevole da sentire sulla pelle, pratico, d’estate quasi un must, ma ne acquistiamo così tanto che non mancano le conseguenze sull’ambiente e&#160;sulle persone…. Ne parliamo per capire perché prima di comprare capi in cotone tradizionale sia importante&#160;chiederci se davvero ne abbiamo bisogno o almeno valutare l’opzione del&#160;cotone biologico o altre&#160;fibre&#160;naturali. Perché l’impatto del cotone&#160;sulla natura e sulle persone non è trascurabile?&#160;Il&#160;video The life cycle of a t-shirt (di&#160;Angel Chang) ci spiega passo passo la vita di questo tessuto. Si parte dalla coltivazione, che avviene in più di 80 paesi (India, Cina e Stati Uniti soprattutto) e che richiede un ammontare significativo sia di acqua sia di pesticidi. Sono necessari 2.700 litri di acqua per produrre una t-shirt standard, spesso impiegando questo prezioso bene proprio in paesi dove scarseggia, visto che il cotone predilige climi asciutti. Inoltre, è una delle piantagioni in cui si utilizzano più pesticidi al mondo: 1/3 dei pesticidi chimici e dei fertilizzanti sintetici globalmente utilizzati. La coltivazione riguarda anche l’aspetto sociale:&#160;il salario dei lavoratori, il&#160;coinvolgimento di minori nella raccolta, le condizioni di lavoro (tra cui l’inalazione di sostanze tossiche). Successivamente il cotone&#160;è spedito (con relativo impatto quindi in termini di emissioni) in fabbriche per essere mischiato, cardato, pettinato, tirato,&#160;allungato e infine intrecciato in nastri componendo matasse. Queste&#160;passano alla fase successiva: la tessitura. Sono aggiunti prodotti chimici per renderlo morbido e bianco. Le&#160;matasse sono sbiancate e poi tinte,&#160;purtroppo nella maggior parte dei casi con sostanze tossiche (dannose per la pelle, per i lavoratori che ne vengono a contatto e per l’ambiente arrivando dagli scarichi industriali nell’oceano). A questo punto il tessuto viaggia di nuovo nel mondo, per essere trasformato in magliette. Il Bangladesh è il maggior esportatore di magliette di cotone, 5 milioni di persone&#160;lavorano nella produzione di&#160;magliette – tipicamente vivono in condizioni di povertà e ricevono un salario esiguo, non sufficiente per vivere dignitosamente. Il documentario “UDITA”&#160;(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_tuvBHr6WU)&#160;racconta di 5 anni accanto alle donne coinvolte nella produzione di abbigliamento in Bangladesh. Questa finestra sulla loro vita&#160;mi ha colpito profondamente, da quando l’ho visto non riesco più a non chiedermi da dove venga ciò che vorrei comprare, chi lo ha fatto, se con il mio acquisto sto spendendo troppo&#160;poco&#160;a discapito di un livello di vita dignitoso di qualcun altro…&#160;Il video è stato una delle ragioni dell’adozione della filosofia&#160;“pochi capi ma di qualità e sostenibili” (http://ecoscienti.org/2018/04/13/vita-da-ecoscienti-abbigliamento-sostenibile/&#160;). Una volta prodotte, le magliette viaggiano nuovamente&#160;sul pianeta&#160;per essere vendute. Si calcola un’enorme impronta di CO2, producendo&#160;globalmente il 10% delle emissioni di carbonio (1.000 miliardi di kilowatt orari) ogni anno. Se proprio desideriamo&#160;indossare capi in cotone, consideriamo quello organico, che rappresenta&#160;l’1% della produzione globale (22 milioni e 700 mila tonnellate) oppure l’acquisto di indumenti di seconda mano. Il cotone organico è coltivato senza pesticidi e fertilizzanti sintetici e non proviene da semi geneticamente modificati. Ma soprattutto implica un sistema agricolo sostenibile, perché i piccoli coltivatori di cotone di solito piantano più colture, sia per la vendita sia per il consumo familiare (soia, girasoli, legumi, ecc.), non affidandosi solo ad una tipologia di coltivazione. Contribuiscono così alla biodiversità del terreno.&#160;Anche il consumo di acqua è significativamente&#160;ridotto, perché principalmente deriva dalla pioggia: si stima un consumo di acqua pari al 10%- 20% della quantità richiesta dalla coltura tradizionale. Ecco una tabella riassuntiva del confronto tra cotone normale e biologico: (fonte Textile Exchange) La certificazione e la&#160;tracciabilità ci aiutano a scegliere prodotti con impatto più contenuto.&#160;Il certificato&#160;GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard)&#160;ci dà maggiori garanzie e riguarda&#160;la trasformazione, la produzione, l’imballaggio, l’etichettatura, il commercio e la distribuzione dei tessuti realizzati con almeno il 70% di fibre naturali biologiche. Il certificato Fair Trade invece riguarda gli aspetti sociali/lavorativi della produzione del tessuto, garantendo il rispetto delle persone coinvolte. Curiosa alternativa&#160;la maglietta con durata garantita per&#160;30 anni: prodotta in&#160;cotone italiano per durare a lungo, in caso accada qualcosa al vostro indumento&#160;per tre decadi dall’acquisto sarà riparata o sostituita gratuitamente. La collezione artigianale “30 anni”&#160;di Tom Cridland&#160;include anche camice,&#160;pantaloni, felpe e giacche in cotone, lana e&#160;cachemire. L’antitesi (e l’antidoto) della fast fashion. Ho chiesto informazioni all’azienda&#160;su un’eventuale certificazione&#160;dei tessuti ma non ho avuto al momento risposta. Per uomo e per donna. https://www.tomcridland.com/collections/the-30-year-t-shirt Per prodotti in cotone organico e/o altre fibre naturali: Lizè Natural Clothing Negozio italiano on line di capi in tessuti naturali che “possono essere sani, belli e accessibili a tutti”. Oltre al canale on line, ha&#160;un punto vendita in Valbrenta. Per uomo, donna e bambino. http://www.lize-shop.it Dedicated Brand svedese&#160;sostenibile di streetwear in cotone biologico, nel rispetto dei lavoratori. Ha diversi punti vendita in Italia. Per uomo, donna e bambino. https://www.dedicatedbrand.com/en/ Altra Moda Vestire Bio Negozio italiano on line con abbigliamento biologico e articoli naturali per tutta la famiglia. Per uomo, donna e bambino. https://www.altramoda.net/it Per un tessuto naturale al momento&#160;più sostenibile potete leggere qui: http://ecoscienti.org/2018/06/07/un-tessuto-ecologico-e-fresco-per-le-calde-giornate-il-lino/ Per un’altra scelta responsabile: http://ecoscienti.org/2018/05/17/infiniti-abiti-zero-ingombro-un-sogno/ (Foto: Dedicated – da Textile Exchange) Articolo pubblicato anche su ecoscienti.org &#160;]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Perché parliamo di&nbsp;cotone? Perché è uno dei tessuti più utilizzati per il nostro abbigliamento (e non solo) ed&nbsp;è anche tra quelli con maggior impatto ambientale. Considerando le magliette, ogni anno nel mondo ne acquistiamo&nbsp;2 miliardi!</p>
<p>E’ fresco, morbido, piacevole da sentire sulla pelle, pratico, d’estate quasi un must, ma ne acquistiamo così tanto che non mancano le conseguenze sull’ambiente e&nbsp;sulle persone….</p>
<p>Ne parliamo per capire perché prima di comprare capi in cotone tradizionale sia importante&nbsp;chiederci se davvero ne abbiamo bisogno o almeno valutare l’opzione del&nbsp;cotone biologico o altre&nbsp;fibre&nbsp;naturali.</p>
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<p>Perché l’impatto del cotone&nbsp;sulla natura e sulle persone non è trascurabile?&nbsp;Il&nbsp;video <em>The life cycle of a t-shirt</em> (di&nbsp;Angel Chang) ci spiega passo passo la vita di questo tessuto.</p>
<p>Si parte dalla coltivazione, che avviene in più di 80 paesi (India, Cina e Stati Uniti soprattutto) e che richiede un ammontare significativo sia di acqua sia di pesticidi. Sono necessari 2.700 litri di acqua per produrre una t-shirt standard, spesso impiegando questo prezioso bene proprio in paesi dove scarseggia, visto che il cotone predilige climi asciutti. Inoltre, è una delle piantagioni in cui si utilizzano più pesticidi al mondo: 1/3 dei pesticidi chimici e dei fertilizzanti sintetici globalmente utilizzati. La coltivazione riguarda anche l’aspetto sociale:&nbsp;il salario dei lavoratori, il&nbsp;coinvolgimento di minori nella raccolta, le condizioni di lavoro (tra cui l’inalazione di sostanze tossiche).</p>
<p>Successivamente il cotone&nbsp;è spedito (con relativo impatto quindi in termini di emissioni) in fabbriche per essere mischiato, cardato, pettinato, tirato,&nbsp;allungato e infine intrecciato in nastri componendo matasse. Queste&nbsp;passano alla fase successiva: la tessitura. Sono aggiunti prodotti chimici per renderlo morbido e bianco. Le&nbsp;matasse sono sbiancate e poi tinte,&nbsp;purtroppo nella maggior parte dei casi con sostanze tossiche (dannose per la pelle, per i lavoratori che ne vengono a contatto e per l’ambiente arrivando dagli scarichi industriali nell’oceano).</p>
<p>A questo punto il tessuto viaggia di nuovo nel mondo, per essere trasformato in magliette. Il Bangladesh è il maggior esportatore di magliette di cotone, 5 milioni di persone&nbsp;lavorano nella produzione di&nbsp;magliette – tipicamente vivono in condizioni di povertà e ricevono un salario esiguo, non sufficiente per vivere dignitosamente. Il documentario “UDITA”&nbsp;(<a id="LPlnk174913" class="OWAAutoLink" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_tuvBHr6WU">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_tuvBHr6WU</a>)&nbsp;racconta di 5 anni accanto alle donne coinvolte nella produzione di abbigliamento in Bangladesh. Questa finestra sulla loro vita&nbsp;mi ha colpito profondamente, da quando l’ho visto non riesco più a non chiedermi da dove venga ciò che vorrei comprare, chi lo ha fatto, se con il mio acquisto sto spendendo troppo&nbsp;poco&nbsp;a discapito di un livello di vita dignitoso di qualcun altro…&nbsp;Il video è stato una delle ragioni dell’adozione della filosofia&nbsp;“pochi capi ma di qualità e sostenibili” (<a id="LPlnk174210" class="OWAAutoLink" href="http://ecoscienti.org/2018/04/13/vita-da-ecoscienti-abbigliamento-sostenibile/">http://ecoscienti.org/2018/04/13/vita-da-ecoscienti-abbigliamento-sostenibile/</a>&nbsp;).</p>
<p>Una volta prodotte, le magliette viaggiano nuovamente&nbsp;sul pianeta&nbsp;per essere vendute. Si calcola un’enorme impronta di CO2, producendo&nbsp;globalmente il 10% delle emissioni di carbonio (1.000 miliardi di kilowatt orari) ogni anno.</p>
<p>Se proprio desideriamo&nbsp;indossare capi in cotone, consideriamo quello organico, che rappresenta&nbsp;l’1% della produzione globale (22 milioni e 700 mila tonnellate) oppure l’acquisto di indumenti di seconda mano.</p>
<p>Il cotone organico è coltivato senza pesticidi e fertilizzanti sintetici e non proviene da semi geneticamente modificati. Ma soprattutto implica un sistema agricolo sostenibile, perché i piccoli coltivatori di cotone di solito piantano più colture, sia per la vendita sia per il consumo familiare (soia, girasoli, legumi, ecc.), non affidandosi solo ad una tipologia di coltivazione. Contribuiscono così alla biodiversità del terreno.&nbsp;Anche il consumo di acqua è significativamente&nbsp;ridotto, perché principalmente deriva dalla pioggia: si stima un consumo di acqua pari al 10%- 20% della quantità richiesta dalla coltura tradizionale.</p>
<p>Ecco una tabella riassuntiva del confronto tra cotone normale e biologico:</p>
<p><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="wp-image-472 alignnone" src="http://ecoscienti.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Screen-Shot-2018-06-21-at-18.51.06-300x164.png" alt="" width="570" height="313"></p>
<p><em>(fonte Textile Exchange)</em></p>
<p>La certificazione e la&nbsp;tracciabilità ci aiutano a scegliere prodotti con impatto più contenuto.&nbsp;Il certificato&nbsp;<strong>GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard)&nbsp;</strong>ci dà maggiori garanzie e riguarda&nbsp;la trasformazione, la produzione, l’imballaggio, l’etichettatura, il commercio e la distribuzione dei tessuti realizzati con almeno il 70% di fibre naturali biologiche.</p>
<p>Il certificato <strong>Fair Trade</strong> invece riguarda gli aspetti sociali/lavorativi della produzione del tessuto, garantendo il rispetto delle persone coinvolte.</p>
<p>Curiosa alternativa&nbsp;la maglietta con durata garantita per&nbsp;30 anni: prodotta in&nbsp;cotone italiano per durare a lungo, in caso accada qualcosa al vostro indumento&nbsp;per tre decadi dall’acquisto sarà riparata o sostituita gratuitamente.<br />
La collezione artigianale <b>“30 anni”</b>&nbsp;di Tom Cridland&nbsp;include anche camice,&nbsp;pantaloni, felpe e giacche in cotone, lana e&nbsp;cachemire. L’antitesi (e l’antidoto) della fast fashion.<br />
Ho chiesto informazioni all’azienda&nbsp;su un’eventuale certificazione&nbsp;dei tessuti ma non ho avuto al momento risposta.<br />
Per uomo e per donna.<br />
<a id="LPlnk799468" class="OWAAutoLink" href="https://www.tomcridland.com/collections/the-30-year-t-shirt">https://www.tomcridland.com/collections/the-30-year-t-shirt</a></p>
<p><strong>Per prodotti in cotone organico e/o altre fibre naturali:</strong></p>
<p><b>Lizè Natural Clothing</b><br />
Negozio italiano on line di capi in tessuti naturali che “possono essere sani, belli e accessibili a tutti”.<br />
Oltre al canale on line, ha&nbsp;un punto vendita in Valbrenta.<br />
Per uomo, donna e bambino.<br />
<a id="LPlnk177574" class="OWAAutoLink" href="http://www.lize-shop.it/">http://www.lize-shop.it</a></p>
<p><b>Dedicated</b><br />
Brand svedese&nbsp;sostenibile di streetwear in cotone biologico, nel rispetto dei lavoratori. Ha diversi punti vendita in Italia.<br />
Per uomo, donna e bambino.<br />
<a id="LPlnk520458" class="OWAAutoLink" href="https://www.dedicatedbrand.com/en/">https://www.dedicatedbrand.com/en/</a></p>
<p><b>Altra Moda Vestire Bio</b><br />
Negozio italiano on line con abbigliamento biologico e articoli naturali per tutta la famiglia.<br />
Per uomo, donna e bambino.<br />
<a id="LPlnk124423" class="OWAAutoLink" href="https://www.altramoda.net/it">https://www.altramoda.net/it</a></p>
<div>Per un <b>tessuto naturale </b>al momento&nbsp;<b>più sostenibile</b> potete leggere qui:<br />
<a id="LPlnk814541" class="OWAAutoLink" href="http://ecoscienti.org/2018/06/07/un-tessuto-ecologico-e-fresco-per-le-calde-giornate-il-lino/">http://ecoscienti.org/2018/06/07/un-tessuto-ecologico-e-fresco-per-le-calde-giornate-il-lino/</a></div>
<p>Per <b>un’altra scelta</b> responsabile:<br />
<a id="LPlnk650242" class="OWAAutoLink" href="http://ecoscienti.org/2018/05/17/infiniti-abiti-zero-ingombro-un-sogno/">http://ecoscienti.org/2018/05/17/infiniti-abiti-zero-ingombro-un-sogno/</a></p>
<p><em>(Foto: Dedicated – da Textile Exchange)</em></p>
<p>Articolo pubblicato anche su ecoscienti.org</p>
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		<title>Una prova del sacchetto che trattiene le microfibre in lavatrice</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[(Italiano/English) Marianna D&#8217;Amico Jauregui ha provato il sacchetto che trattiene le microfibre (GuppyFriend) &#160;in lavatrice ed ecco la foto di quanto rilasciato durante il lavaggio. Dai tessuti sintetici si staccano a ogni ciclo circa 700.000 fibre microplastiche. Utilizzando il sacchetto riusciamo a catturarle (vanno in seguito smaltite nell&#8217;indifferenziata, non pulendo il sacchetto nel lavandino). Grazie Marianna per la foto! Qui un interessante articolo di Terranuova: https://www.terranuova.it/…/Lavi-in-lavatrice-Scarichi-mili… &#8220;Tra tutte le microplastiche primarie (quelle che non si formano dalla decomposizione dei rifiuti) che finiscono in mare, il 35% è rappresentato dalle microfibre dei tessuti sintetici. Tra i tessuti sotto accusa ci sono l’acrilico (PC) e il poliestere (PL). GLI ABITI SCARICANO OGNI ANNO MEZZO MILIONE DI TONNELLATE di microfibre negli oceani. Una quantità pari a oltre 50 MILIARDI DI BOTTIGLIE di plastica&#8221;. (&#160;Qui&#160;il nostro post sul sacchetto che trattiene le microfibre). English: Marianna D&#8217;Amico Jauregui has tried the bag retaining microfibres (GuppyFriend) &#160;in the washing machine and here it is the picture of what has been released during the washing cycle. &#160;From synthetic fabrics about 700,000 micro plastic fibres come off during a washing cycle. Using the bag we can catch them (they have to be disposed in mixed waste, not cleaning the bag in the sink). Thank Marianna for the picture! Here it is &#160;an interesting article of Terranuova: https://www.terranuova.it/…/Lavi-in-lavatrice-Scarichi-mili… &#8220;Of all the primary micro plastics (the ones not coming from the waste decomposition) ending into the sea, 35% are microfibres of synthetic fabrics. Of all fabrics on trial there are acrylic (PC) and polyester (PL). CLOTHES RELEASE HALF MILLION TONS of microfibres into the ocean every year. An amount equal to 50 BILLIONS OF PLASTIC BOTTLES. (&#160;Here&#160;you can find our post on the washing bag retaining microfibres).]]></description>
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<p><a class="profileLink" href="https://www.facebook.com/marianna.damicojauregui?fref=mentions">Marianna D&#8217;Amico Jauregui</a> ha provato il sacchetto che trattiene le microfibre (GuppyFriend) &nbsp;in lavatrice ed ecco la foto di quanto rilasciato durante il lavaggio. Dai tessuti sintetici si staccano a ogni ciclo circa 700.000 fibre microplastiche. Utilizzando il sacchetto riusciamo a catturarle (vanno in seguito smaltite nell&#8217;indifferenziata, non pulendo il sacchetto nel lavandino).<br />
Grazie Marianna per la foto!</p>
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<p>Qui un interessante articolo di Terranuova:<br />
<a href="https://www.terranuova.it/News/Ambiente/Lavi-in-lavatrice-Scarichi-milioni-di-microfibre-di-plastica-nell-ambiente" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow noreferrer">https://www.terranuova.it/…/Lavi-in-<span class="text_exposed_show">lavatrice-Scarichi-mili…</span></a><br />
&#8220;Tra tutte le microplastiche primarie (quelle che non si formano dalla decomposizione dei rifiuti) che finiscono in mare, il 35% è rappresentato dalle microfibre dei tessuti sintetici. Tra i tessuti sotto accusa ci sono l’acrilico (PC) e il poliestere (PL).<br />
GLI ABITI SCARICANO OGNI ANNO MEZZO MILIONE DI TONNELLATE di microfibre negli oceani. Una quantità pari a oltre 50 MILIARDI DI BOTTIGLIE di plastica&#8221;.</p>
<p>(&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/DressEcode1/photos/a.196844697688910/196851771021536/?type=3&amp;theater">Qui&nbsp;</a>il nostro post sul sacchetto che trattiene le microfibre).</p>
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<p><a class="profileLink" href="https://www.facebook.com/marianna.damicojauregui?fref=mentions">Marianna D&#8217;Amico Jauregui</a> has tried the bag retaining microfibres (GuppyFriend) &nbsp;in the washing machine and here it is the picture of what has been released during the washing cycle. &nbsp;From synthetic fabrics about 700,000 micro plastic fibres come off during a washing cycle. Using the bag we can catch them (they have to be disposed in mixed waste, not cleaning the bag in the sink).<br />
Thank Marianna for the picture!</p>
<p>Here it is &nbsp;an interesting article of Terranuova: <a href="https://www.terranuova.it/News/Ambiente/Lavi-in-lavatrice-Scarichi-milioni-di-microfibre-di-plastica-nell-ambiente" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow noreferrer">https://www.terranuova.it/…/Lavi-in-<span class="text_exposed_show">lavatrice-Scarichi-mili…</span></a><br />
&#8220;Of all the primary micro plastics (the ones not coming from the waste decomposition) ending into the sea, 35% are microfibres of synthetic fabrics. Of all fabrics on trial there are acrylic (PC) and polyester (PL).<br />
CLOTHES RELEASE HALF MILLION TONS of microfibres into the ocean every year. An amount equal to 50 BILLIONS OF PLASTIC BOTTLES.</p>
<p>(&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/DressEcode1/photos/a.196844697688910/196851771021536/?type=3&amp;theater">Here&nbsp;</a>you can find our post on the washing bag retaining microfibres).</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[(Italiano/English) UK &#8211; Burberry ha distrutto prodotti (cosmetici e abbigliamento) per 26,8 milioni di sterline nell’ultimo anno fiscale. Nel 2017 distrusse prodotti per 26,9 milioni, nel 2016 18,8. Un trend in crescita. Nonostante donino scarti e rimanenze di pelle al brand Elvis &#38; Kresse, l’azienda non prende provvedimenti. Per evitare che quanto invenduto sia smerciato in altro modo o contraffatto, le aziende del lusso applicano questa procedura, non curanti dell’impatto ambientale e dello spreco di risorse. La notizia é stata pubblicata da Bloomberg e riportata da Sky in UK. Dress Ecode partecipa all&#8217;iniziativa &#8220;An open letter to Burberry&#8221;. UK &#8211; Burberry destroyed finished products (cosmetics and clothes) worth 28.6 million pounds in the last fiscal year. In 2017 they have destroyed products worth 26.9 million, in 2016 18.8. An increase trend. Even if Burberry donate leftover leather to Elivis &#38; Kresse brand, the company does not solve this issue. In order to avoid that the unsold products would be sold in other ways or counterfeit, luxury companies apply this procedure, not caring of the environmental impact and of the resources waste. News have been published by Bloomberg and reported by Sky in UK. Dress Ecode joins the initiative &#8220;An open letter to Burberry&#8221;, to ask Burberry for alternative solutions to the destruction of more than €30 millions of products.  An open letter from us to Burberry. Are you with us? Tag Burberry below and share this post.]]></description>
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<p>UK &#8211; Burberry ha distrutto prodotti (cosmetici e abbigliamento) per 26,8 milioni di sterline nell’ultimo anno fiscale.<br />
Nel 2017 distrusse prodotti per 26,9 milioni, nel 2016 18,8. Un trend in crescita. Nonostante donino scarti e rimanenze di pelle al brand Elvis &amp; Kresse, l’azienda non prende provvedimenti.<br />
Per evitare che quanto invenduto sia smerciato in al<span class="text_exposed_show">tro modo o contraffatto, le aziende del lusso applicano questa procedura, non curanti dell’impatto ambientale e dello spreco di risorse.<br />
La notizia é stata pubblicata da Bloomberg e riportata da Sky in UK.</span></p>
<p>Dress <em>Eco</em>de partecipa all&#8217;iniziativa &#8220;An open letter to Burberry&#8221;.</p>
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<p>UK &#8211; Burberry destroyed finished products (cosmetics and clothes) worth 28.6 million pounds in the last fiscal year.<br />
In 2017 they have destroyed products worth 26.9 million, in 2016 18.8. An increase trend. Even if Burberry donate leftover leather to Elivis &amp; Kresse brand, the company does not solve this issue.<br />
In order to avoid that the unsold products would be sold in other ways or counterfeit, luxury companies apply this procedure, not caring of the environmental impact and of the resources waste.<br />
News have been published by Bloomberg and reported by Sky in UK.</p>
<p>Dress<em> Eco</em>de joins the initiative &#8220;An open letter to Burberry&#8221;, to ask Burberry for alternative solutions to the destruction of more than €30 millions of products.  An open letter from us to Burberry. Are you with us? Tag Burberry below and share this post.</p>
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