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Am I wearing plastic?

9 December, 2019 by asas

What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word plastic? Maybe it’s a plastic toy, disposable cutlery, or a plastic bag? Today we use plastic in everything, from furniture and floors to hospital equipment and …

Filed Under: Environmental impact, Synthetic fibres, Textile consumption Tagged With: crude oil, disposable plastic products, laundry, nylon, PET bottles, plastic, polyamide, polyester, polymers, synthetic material

In Sweden, our clothes contribute to more microplastics in the sea than litter

2 December, 2019 by asas

The fact that our oceans are teeming with plastic is likely undeniable to most. We have all probably heard of the giant plastic islands floating around the Pacific Ocean. But the visible plastic on the surface makes up only 1 …

Filed Under: Environmental impact, Synthetic fibres Tagged With: crude oil, dangerous chemicals, fleece, hazardous substances, laundry, microplastic particles, phthalates, plastic, polyester, polypropylene fibre, wastewater

Water colored by the season of fashion

26 November, 2019 by asas

Water! Vital for humans, plants, and animals. Imagine that the earth – the blue planet – consists of about 70% water. Of that, only about 3% is freshwater; we can use only 1% as glaciers bound 2%. We find this …

Filed Under: Environmental impact, Textile production Tagged With: chemicals, discharge wastewater, dyeing textiles, freshwater, industrial water pollution, NPE, textile factories

Wetlands – Nurseries that purify our water

18 November, 2019 by asas

Wetlands are a broad concept that includes several different habitat types, such as bogs, beaches, marshes, and bogs. These environments are vital for many species, not least for our small animals and their eggs and larvae. A high incidence of …

Filed Under: Biodiversity, Ecosystems, Insects Tagged With: aquatic beetle, aquatic environment, beetles, dragonfly, mayfly, mosquito, polluted water, shallow water, wetland environments

More Small Animals – Richer Birdsong!

11 November, 2019 by asas

Eat as much as possible before eating yourself. It is life-threatening for most tiny animals, who often eat each other. Through evolution, small animals have invented various tricks to access their food. Take the oil beetles, for example. Their larvae …

Filed Under: Biodiversity, Earth's resources, Insects, Regenerative farming Tagged With: ants, badgers, barn swallows, bees, butterflies, caterpillar, cicada, grasshoppers, larvae, macaw butterfly, oil beetles, wasps

Diving In Headfirst: Here Come the Real Recyclers!!

4 November, 2019 by asas

Already November! The leaves lie in drifts on the ground. The leaves will eventually rot to the ground if no leaf blower appears. Just like that, all by themselves? No, of course not. Many microorganisms, fungi, insects, and other small …

Filed Under: Biodiversity, Plant Fibers Tagged With: compost, cow dung, dead insects, decomposers, earthworms, faeces, manure, microorganisms, pulpwood, sows, wood-living beetles

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