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Made for people with periods. They are cutting down on the amount of tampons and pads we contribute to landfills and empowering women everywhere. Learn more about why we love Thinx.
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With a passion for sustainability and durability, Flowfold, now going into their 10th year, focuses on crafting lightweight, highly functional goods – from leashes to backpacks – that will sustain over time, so you don’t have to think about buying another pack two years in.
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We stand ready with City Harvest to help feed those in need today and in the future, no matter who they are or where they come from. Every bit counts and you can join our cause!
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We’re using perfectly good trees for our bathroom needs—and we should give a crap. This toilet paper is a tree-friendly alternative made by a company doing cool things in the world.
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Women-owned businesses that help create opportunities and support families. Read about our journey with Kula: Part Two. We’ll be taking part in their September Coffee Day Campaign to help raise funds to support 100,000 coffee trees.
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Electric assist bikes give you the option to get a workout, and the freedom to say, “Nahhh, pass”. These bikes are powerful, but we found a few that are just PERFECT for beginners. Get back on a bike and feel like a kid again!
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We’ve all seen the images. Tragic, heartrending photos of sea birds and fish, whales and turtles affected by plastic pollution. The ocean is polluted by approximately 8 million metric tons of plastic debris every year.
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Algae makes a mean smoothie, but it can also smother ecosystems and poison freshwater supplies. Thankfully, somebody’s doing something about it — making shoes.
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These brave women have stood up to naysayers, took courageous stands against industries much larger than themselves, and have come face-to-face with governments who’d rather turn away than ensure a safe and stable future for the Earth and its inhabitants.
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In the wake of the ongoing government shutdown, despite limited park staff in place to man gates and maintain the safety of both the grounds and visitors, more than half of America’s national parks remain open to the public.