Meet Our Team: James Brundage, Creative Director
You might have received Public Goods products in a black box, but we don’t want you to feel like our company is one.
What Is Ecoanxiety, and Do You Have It?
The Amazon rainforest is burning, potentially cancerous microplastics are showing up in rainwater, and a new report indicates that up to nine U.S. states could see the number of days with heat indexes above 100 degrees dramatically increase in the near future.
How Often Should You Wash Your Hair?
When I was younger, I used to have hair all the way down my back.
Please Ditch the New Year’s Resolution to Diet or Lose Weight
January 1st provides a lot of opportunities for goal setting and a refreshed outlook on life.
A New Way To Shop Public Goods: Your Locale Room
Most hotels aim to make their rooms feel like a home away from home so that even the most extended stay traveler can feel at ease.
Sustainable Art: What Is It, and Who Is Making It?
If you are an art lover, a collector, an artist or just a regular gallery-goer, chances are you have heard people discussing “sustainable art.”
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Getting There: Sustainability at Public Goods
How can we be kinder to the Earth? We only have one, so let’s take.
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6 Must-See Climate Change Documentaries
Climate scientists warn us that humanity is at a crossroads. This potentially perilous future has.
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What is Digital Minimalism?
Minimalism is the practice of removing physical items from our lives and homes that do not add value or beauty, and digital minimalism is the act of removing any aspects of our online activities that do not add high value and, ultimately, make us happier.
4 Cool Houses Made From Recycled Materials
Sure, plastic and glass can be recycled to make bottles, astroturf and sometimes even t-shirts — but it turns out recycled materials are also great for building houses!
