The Carbon Farm Tour is an event organized by New York Textile Lab in collaboration with New York Textile Month. It invites designers to visit farms that are part of the Lab's carbon farm network, which focuses on regenerative farming practices aimed at sequestering carbon in the soil to help mitigate climate change.
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This episode of Voices from the Field is part of our Soil-to-Skin podcast series, in which NCAT Carbon Farm Planners Allison Cooley-Agee and Danielle Duni explore the relationships between soil health, fiber production, and market solutions.
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Holochain delivers the promises of blockchain with a mashup of proven tech that provides self-owned data, a distributed database, and peer accountability.
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In this interview Laura Sansone, an artist and professor at Parsons, discusses her passion for sustainability, particularly in textiles, and how it connects to community empowerment and local economies.
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Interview with Jason Hickel; Economic Anthropologist and the author of the new book Less is More.
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A report by the Changing Markets Foundation
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a very interesting article by HBR. "scaling deep", growing slowly and becoming deeply embedded in the local economy, rather than rapidly scaling up.
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Laura Sansone founder of New York Textile Lab discusses slow fashion with The Conscious Style Podcast
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A discussion with The AIANY Custom Residential Architects Network (CRAN) focusing on sustainable sourcing of materials for residential interior furnishings, particularly addressing the carbon footprint of textiles.
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The Carbon Farm Tour is an event organized by New York Textile Lab in collaboration with New York Textile Month. It invites designers to visit farms that are part of the Lab's carbon farm network, which focuses on regenerative farming practices aimed at sequestering carbon in the soil to help mitigate climate change. During the tour, participants learn about ecological farming methods, carbon farming practices, and how designers can directly invest in climate-beneficial fibers.
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2021 Carbon Farm Tour panel discussion.
Meris Butler / Borobabi, Dana Davis / Mara Hoffman Inc, Leah D’Ambrosio / Wol Hide, Abigail George-Erickson / Waste No More, Eileen Fisher, Jessica Corr / Plia, Jessica Schrieber / FABSCRAP
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Laura Sansone, founder of New York Textile Lab, talks at the World Hope Forum and shared her work promoting sustainable, regionally sourced textile systems that prioritize climate-beneficial fibers and local, regenerative practices. Laura talks about hoe by moving designers to the beginning of the textile value chain, the Carbon Farm Network fosters collaborations with farms practicing biodiversity and carbon farming, aiming to create a circular, bioregional textile network.
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The Carbon Farm Tour, organized by the New York Textile Lab, is a comprehensive event that combines education, sustainability practices, and hands-on insights into regenerative farming and climate-beneficial fiber production. The tour features speakers Gibson Durford and Stacy Chavez.
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The Carbon Farm Tour is an event organized by the New York Textile Lab and the Carbon Farm Network as part of our mission to promote sustainable and regenerative practices in the textile industry.
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This panel was organized by: Fashion Entrepreneurial Initiative (FEI), Babson College. The discussion highlighted the challenges and opportunities in sustainable fashion, focusing on the role of natural dyes.
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Written by Sarah Margolis - Pineo
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