With recent events, I thought that these facts might be relevant. I had never quite understood how the two were related until learning from this research. with love for the planet, the sustennial
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Photo Source: Looking Good Studio via CNN TIMELESS, EFFORTLESS AND LONG LASTING …common words that describe Converse sneakers. They also sound like the opposite of fast fashion. Because Converse was purchased by Nike in 2003, it could be assumed that Nike’s impact practices have been replicated onto Converse. And Nike doesn’t have the best rep
Photo Source: Supermarket News More than ever, consumers are attuned to the impacts of what happens after they’re finished with the food that they buy, specifically the packaging. Because, well, that’s of course all that’s left after we eat what’s inside. According to Packaging Digest, 68% of consumers are now considering criteria pertaining to sustainability
Source of Above Image: Science Struck 64% of our clothing today comes from synthetic, plastic materials. Amongst polyester and spandex, another prominent synthetic material that we see all the time in our closets is Nylon. First launched commercially by DuPont in 1938, Nylon was originally manufactured for toothbrushes. The nylon stocking entered the market shortly
Photo Credit Above: chriskresser.com, istock.com/boogje I remember the first time someone told me that I wasn’t going to make a difference by subbing a cheeseburger for a plant-based burger. It has stuck with me for years. Even drove me to make more sustainable choices to prove that I could indeed make an impact. Why did