How to Add Essential Oils to Your Daily Routine
Essential oils are like the experimental jazz of health and beauty: you know you could probably enjoy — and benefit — from using them, but they’re a little bit daunting.
Sodium Fluoride: The Pros and Cons of This Dental Care Ingredient
For many decades sodium fluoride, commonly abbreviated to “fluoride,” stood unchallenged as a miracle chemical that protected people from tooth decay.
Uniting Sustainable Entrepreneurs: An Interview with Meghan French Dunbar
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.
Banning Plastic Straws: Sustainability and Compromise
Cities across the U.S. have banned plastic, single-use straws in an effort to be more environmentally-friendly.
Why We Donated Travel-Size Toiletries to the Skid Row Carnival of Love
For most people in America, ideas of travel-sized toiletries are predicated upon privileges we often take for granted.
Becoming a Ninja: The Founding Story of Public Goods
When Public Goods Founder Morgan Hirsh was a kid growing up in Montreal, he wanted to be a ninja.
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Loyal to a Fault: My Dependency on Unhealthy Brands
Since I was about 5 years old, I have been eating Cheerios and Honey Nut Cheerios most days of my life.
A Sustainable Mind Podcast: An Interview With Marjorie Alexander
The Public Goods Blog is about health, sustainability and people making an impact.
Why the Keto Diet Didn’t Work For Me
Dieting has always been a trend in America, and keto seems to be the trendiest of the trend.
Why LaCroix Is Here to Stay
To ensure you don’t mentally mispronounce anything while reading this article, I wanted to start by clearing up a common misconception: It’s not La Kwah or La Krah.