Dennis Kamprad
Buying sustainable meat is not always an easy task. It’s not always easy to find, and it certainly isn’t easy on your wallet. And with all that time and money you are spending on sustainable meat, can you confidently say you know how to buy sustainable meat properly or that you know what sustainable meat actually means?
More than three billion animals are killed for food in the US alone every single day. And nearly every one of them was raised on factory farms where they had to endure horrible conditions. Unfortunately, the industry has continued to fail in terms of the ethical treatment of these farm animals. But, fortunately, many charities are working hard on this issue. So we had to ask: What are the best charities for helping farm animals?
If you want to fight inequality and discrimination, you can make your dollars work for the causes by leveraging the large human resources network and alliances of charitable organizations dedicated to bringing social justice to those who are marginalized. But we had to ask: What are the best charities for social justice?
As a producer of top-selling apparel items worldwide, Fruit of the Loom is a household name for many across the globe. You even may be wearing a product of theirs right now. They employ over 32,000 people, and any company of that size is sure to leave an environmental footprint; therefore, with such influence on us all, we had to ask: How ethical is Fruit of the Loom?
In an effort to embrace an always more sustainable living, it is normal to find specific materials and objects that are seemingly non–recyclable. Notebooks, for example, can be useful, but their lifespan is not so long. So, what can you do with them after you have written on the last page?
In a world where fruits are viewed (correctly) as essential components of a healthy lifestyle, little attention is usually given to their production and ecological sustainability. But as climate change slowly becomes a reality, it’s crucial to know some of the least sustainable fruits. And then to understand what makes them so unsustainable and how they could become more sustainable.
Environmental degradation and global warming have remained a hot topic in recent times as we continue to see the impact of human activity on the ecosystem. The top five hottest … Read more
All chemical pesticides are harmful to you and the environment on some level. Of course, some are worse than others, but none are completely safe. The etymology of “-cide” roots back to Latin, essentially meaning “to kill,” and while herbicides, insecticides, and indeed all pesticides are designed to kill targeted pests and problems, unfortunately, it is much, much more than those specific targets are affected by their ingredients.
Not all sponges are created equal. There are several options available these days, some of which are not eco-friendly at all. And unfortunately, it’s the non-eco-friendly options that are more readily available at most retailers. However, you’ll see that you can find more good options out there than bad options. You just have to know what to look for.
According to stoicism, life’s purpose is to leave things behind better than they were when you encountered them. While fixing the world or the country may seem like a herculean … Read more
We’re all looking to do our part for the planet. And if you are looking for more eco-friendly activities to do at home and to adopt a more environmentally conscious … Read more
Modern life has brought us comfort and personal convenience, but it also has presented us with the possibility of doing more with our money. Charities have the infrastructure to efficiently increase the impact of your dollar on the real world. So we had to ask: What are the best charities for inner-city youth?
Out of the 1.3 million active charities registered in the US, only 45,000 are focused on women and girls. And these nonprofits working to help women overcome the various inequalities they face receive just about 1.6% of charitable giving. So we had to ask: What are the best charities for female education?
With climate change on all of our brains, we should all be stepping up to find out how we can minimize our environmental impact. In many cases, this involves cutting back on some luxuries that we didn’t know were causing ecological harm. Are candles something we should be quitting for the sake of the environment?
We all know that plastic straws are pretty bad for the environment. But let’s say you used one anyway. Should you just throw it away? Or could you reuse (or better repurpose) it in any way?
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