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Coursework: Fashion & Sustainability

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Please read the Materials article chapter 1 By Fletcher K and Grose and answer the questions below.

1. What defines a rapidly renewable fiber?

2. Since Bamboo is defined as a rapidly renewable fiber, does that mean it is sustainable?

3. What are the two acceptable composting cycles in a sustainable industrial economy, described by William McDonough and Michael Braungart?

4. What are some examples of health and safety issues in the materials supply chain.

5. What is a cash crop?

6. What is carbon footprinting?

7. The World's water system circulates in a closed system, what is it called?

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Name: Instructor: Institution: Date: Coursework Q1. A rapidly renewable fiber is defined by its ability to vigorously grow which in turn leads to constant renewability. The fast growing fiber usually has a six to eight year growth to harvest cycle. Bamboo, straw, and cotton are good examples as they rapidly grow thus continuously renewing themselves. Q2. Bamboo’s ability to vigorously renew itself does not mean that it is sustainable. For bamboo to re-generate, certain conditions must be met; adequate energy, water and chemical inputs used by the plant. If the bamboo plant lacks the above elements, it will be unable to rapidly grow thus halting its renewability. Q3. Composting and industrial recycling are the two acceptable cycles in a sustainable industrial economy. Composting allows waste from one part of the economy to become raw material for anoth...
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