Why Our $59 a Year Membership Is Worth It
We’re here to show exactly what you get from being a Public Goods member, as well as how that $59 positively impacts the planet and helps people in need.
Author: Joseph Rauch
Author of "Teach Me How To Die."
How We Are Trying to Practice Sustainability
Today people are more divided than ever, but there is at least one goal we can all agree on: survival.
Are Sulfates Bad for Your Hair? The Case Against Sulfates in Shampoo
If you want to take better care of your hair and the planet, sulfate-free shampoo is the way to go.
Are Sustainable Palm Oil Products Making a Difference?
Now that sustainable palm oil products are becoming more popular and widely available, it’s time to evaluate whether they are actually making a difference in the world.
7K in 7 Days to These 7 Racial Justice Organizations
When Derek Chauvin murdered George Floyd, the country erupted in a righteous rage that was a long time coming.
What Does “Cruelty-Free” Mean? The Truth May Surprise You
More so now than ever, consumers want to know what’s inside of their products and how they’re made.
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6 Must-See Climate Change Documentaries
Climate scientists are warning us that humanity is at a crossroads. This potentially perilous future.
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How to Recycle Razor Blades: Buy or Build a Razor Blade Bank
Whether you’re giving your face a quick shave or smoothing out your legs, chances are you’ve used a razor blade to get the job done.
What Is Colloidal Silver, and Is It Safe?
If you ask a majority of scientists, doctors and public health officials about colloidal silver, you’ll likely be given a stern look along with the following advice: you should not use colloidal silver because it is unsafe and ineffective.
What are Natural Flavors? The Truth About This “Natural” Ingredient
“Natural flavors” is one of those umbrella terms food brands use to avoid listing dozens of chemicals on their products or online.
How We Are Trying to Make Our Box Packaging More Sustainable
E-commerce packaging is a huge source of waste, as well as a massive drain on natural resources.