Sustainable Personal Care
Go green with your personal care! From skin care to soaps and makeup, Green America tackles sustainable personal care to replace toxic products with clean and healthy ones.
When you’re out in the garden or park this summer, skip the toxic chemicals—choose natural skincare options instead.
By Sytonia Reid
By Sytonia Reid
Beware of these signs that could indicate toxic clothing in your wardrobe.
Improve your health and heal your wounds with these great herbs.
Using these alternatives to commercial cleaners can help you and your family stay healthy.
By Green America
By Green America
Vote with your dollars for sustainability, inclusion, and supporting Black communities.
By Sytonia Reid
By Sytonia Reid
A healthy lifestyle and taking care of the planet goes hand in hand. Make sure that when you wash, you’re protecting your skin and the environment from harmful chemicals.
By Mary Meade
By Mary Meade
Why are so many products marketed towards women full of chemicals that lead to serious diseases?
By Eleanor Greene
By Eleanor Greene
The easiest way to eliminate germs and chemicals is to not bring them into your home to begin with. Here are six steps to a germ-free home.
By Eleanor Greene
By Eleanor Greene
These widely used chemicals may hide anywhere from skin cream to a frying pan. In this issue, we’ll explore where you can find them in your home and what to do to avoid them.
By Eleanor Greene
By Eleanor Greene
In 2008, we published our “Heal Your Home” issue on avoiding toxins and the case for precaution, which went on to become one of our most popular issues. In the following decade, the main chemicals likely to be lurking in your home are still there.
By Eleanor Greene
By Eleanor Greene
Victory
Smuckers removes GMOs and high fructose corn syrup from Uncrustables, its very popular peanut butter and jelly product for kids.
Green America's GMO Inside campaign has mobilized tens of thousands of consumers to ask Smuckers to remove GMOs from its products.
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Big fast-food companies are employing children as young as ten years old to work in dangerous conditions. They also work hours so long that it negatively impacts their education.
Comcast may entertain but all those streaming programs and entertainment comes at a cost – climate change.
Walmart has a huge climate problem. Refrigerators in the companies’ stores are using potent super-pollutant gases, hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), that are leaking and accelerating the climate crisis.
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