Planet Home is a guide to going green, but this book goes a step further and challenges readers to think deeply about how our actions and purchases are part of
This is a guest blog post written by Nassy Avramidis, Junior Partner at Jeffrey Hollender Partners The other day, I threw a paper cup in the trash. There was no
For those in the sustainable products industry, it has been a long running and often elusive challenge to understand the role consumers play in creating a thriv
These days, many products—personal care items, food, etc.—contain various chemicals and additives that, while legal in small amounts, may have effects on hu
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Most of what passes for “sustainability” isn’t actually sustainable at all. We have endlessly – and dangerously confused – “less bad” with “good
A new survey by the consulting firm Accenture finds that consumer demand for green products is outpacing supply. While price premiums for green products have n
When spring comes along, it’s easy to think “out with the old, in with the new.” My philosophy has always been to reuse, recycle, and reclaim
Over the course of the past decade, the movements focused on corporate social responsibility, sustainability, social innovation, cause-related marketing, micro-
GoodGuide’s staff of 25—including chemists, toxicologists, nutritionists, sociologists, lifecycle-assessment experts, computer scientists, and business and
Having not broken my obsession with the print version of The New York Times, I was thrilled to greet Black Friday by opening to a full-page ad from Patagonia th
A guest blog post by Erin Schrode of Teens Turning Green, host of the Project Green Challenge. Have you ever felt as if you wanted to ‘do something,’ but
