Beverage Company and Nonprofit Partner to Reduce Ocean Plastic
Plastic pollution in the ocean is one of the great plights of the 21st century, and beverage companies are a big part of that problem.
The ABC’s of Composting
When my friend, Lindsey, told me about an environmentalist on Instagram who had fit four years worth of waste into a single mason jar, I had my doubts.
Sulfate-Free Shampoo: Take Better Care of Your Hair and the Planet
If you want to take better care of your hair and the planet, sulfate-free shampoo is the way to go.
No Sweat: A Review of Natural Deodorants
There is a trend toward natural products that don’t include potentially harmful ingredients, and deodorant is no exception.
The Business Side of Sustainability: An Interview with Josh Prigge
The Public Goods Blog is about health, sustainability and people making an impact. That’s why we seek out and interview amazing people who can share incredible stories or valuable insights. Their wisdom might be the inspiration you need to live a healthier, more sustainable life.
Kidizen Review: A Sustainable Approach to Buying Kids Clothing
As the mom of two growing boys, I have to purchase kid clothes very frequently.
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10 Simple Homemade Cleaners That Actually Work
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Choosing High-Quality Protein: 7 Nutrient-Rich Sources
Out of all three macronutrients, carbohydrates and fats often get the spotlight. But protein is a crucial nutrient that many people simply aren’t eating enough of.
What “Fragrance-Free” Really Means
In recent years you might have seen the term, “fragrance-free,” on some of your favorite cosmetics and cleaning supplies.
Is It Good for Soap to Be Antibacterial?
Have you ever seen photos of what dirty hands look like under a microscope? It’s not a pretty sight.
What Makes Sunscreen ‘Reef-Safe’?
If you’re not using reef-safe sunscreen, the chemicals in your product might be harming whatever coral reef you swim near.
