ORGANIC COTTON

Farming Practices:

Grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, using environmentally friendly farming methods that promote soil fertility and conserve water.

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Environmental Impact:

Reduces chemical use and water consumption, promoting healthier ecosystems and reducing pollution.

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Carbon Sequestration:

Does not specifically focus on carbon sequestration, but contributes to lower greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional cotton.

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Certification and Reporting:

Certified by standards such as the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), ensuring organic farming and processing practices.

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Accessibility and Cost:

More widely available than Good Earth Cotton® but can be more expensive than conventional cotton due to the costs associated with organic farming.​​

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Summary

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Regenerative Cotton Good Earth Cotton®:

Best for those prioritizing regenerative agriculture, carbon sequestration, and holistic sustainability. 

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Organic Cotton:

Ideal for those seeking eco-friendly options with reduced chemical use and water conservation.

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Conventional Cotton:

Most accessible and affordable but with significant environmental drawbacks.

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​​Each type of cotton offers different benefits and challenges, so the choice depends on your specific sustainability goals and priorities.