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Roberta Fabbrocino

Circular economy and sustainability journalist. Specialized in environmental issues, her work has been published on several publications that tackle these topics such as Lampoon Magazine, Luxiders and Sustain the Mag. She also works as a content writer for sustainable companies.

From textiles to construction The endless possibilities of industrial hemp highlighted by Michael Marchuk. © Ukrainian Hemp®
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The future of Ukraine: hemp can aid in reconstruction and sustainable growth  
Exploring the potential of industrial hemp (Cannabis Sativa L.) cultivation in Ukraine as a tool to improve the economy and support sustainable development in the aftermath of conflict
Carbon-negative innovation: the power of hemp fibers 
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Carbon-negative innovation: the power of hemp fibers 
Hemp and carbon – combining hemp fibers and carbon negative coconut biochar reduces drying shrinkage in recycled aggregate concrete (RAC), enhancing its overall performance A carbon negative crop – hemp,...
is part of the Fashion Division of the France-based international GL events group. © Première Vision
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Hemp at Première Vision. The historic fiber back in the spotlight
As hemp gains popularity for its low environmental impact and technical qualities, Première Vision is promoting hemp-derived fibers for textiles, highlighting the advantages and supporting the supply chains
Substitutes of conventional materials aim to enhance the health of building occupants and minimize their impacts. White Arkitekter, Naturum Kosterhavet © Åke Eson Lindman
Architecture
What is hempcrete? The Velindre cancer centre by White arkitekter
Hempcrete is a cellulose aggregate concrete made from hemp hurds or shivs with the addition of a lime-based binder and water, or lime-hemp concrete (LHC). The Velindre Cancer Centre by...
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LOVR™, hemp-based leather: Revoltech’s commitment to upcycling hemp residues  
Founded by three friends, the German company Revoltech offers sustainable leather alternatives using hemp residues, contributing to a circular economy and winning multiple eco-awards
Tatlin sofa
Biennale Venezia
What is velvet? One name, many fibers
What sets velvet apart from other woven fabrics is not the kind of fibers it is formed from but the techniques used to manufacture it. What is velvet made of?
Shredder
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Molecular Regeneration: Ambercycle’s Technology for Textile Waste Recycling 
Il materiale cycora® svilluppato da Shay Sethi e Moby Ahmed – fondatori di Ambercycle – compensa quasi la metà delle emissioni di anidride carbonica associate alla produzione di poliestere vergine
COVER First cycora® Jersey||Cycora® for GANNI jersey|From the laboratory|Reintegration|Regenerated Pellets|Shredder|Beaker|Yarn Spinning
Tracciabilità
Rigenerazione molecolare: la tecnologia di Ambercycle per il riciclo dei rifiuti tessili
Il materiale cycora® svilluppato da Shay Sethi e Moby Ahmed – fondatori di Ambercycle – compensa quasi la metà delle emissioni di anidride carbonica associate alla produzione di poliestere vergine
Mini-ecosystems are created when the strands bind together to form the thermophilic mats
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Phytoremediation, Lagooning and Phytoextraction: hemp and the power of plants
Hemp as an ideal plant for phytoremediation projects for its tolerance to pollution and its versatility of use at the end of the phytoremediation process
Exhibitions
For art’s sake: Courtney Mattison: marine conservation science and sculpting
By creating sculptures representing the anthropogenic issues affecting the ocean, Mattison creates a visual representation of the message of the scientific community