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A few weeks ago we received a call from Monte Merrick who runs a small outfit in Northern California caring for brown pelicans and gulls contaminated by run off from coastal fisheries.

Monte needed dish soap to clean the birds, but not just any dish soap. He'd learned over his years of service that Seventh Generation works best. So we shipped a couple of cases off right away.

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This week, in response to pressure from the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, Johnson & Johnson announced its intention to reformulate its products using non-toxic ingredients. We loudly applaud the tremendous work done by the Campaign to encourage this change. We commend Johnson & Johnson for removing some of the "chemicals of concern" found in their personal care and cosmetic products and taking the small step announced this week.  We think there is far more the company and other companies can and should be doing, and doing it much faster.
 

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When it comes to getting the job done, Seventh Generation cleaning products have earned their reputation for great results. Our plant-based household care products handle daily cleaning needs without harsh chemicals or synthetic scents. They even take care of most cleaning needs for the offices at Seventh Generation headquarters here in Burlington, VT.
 

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Get the Scoop on TSCA

Author: greenwrite
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Last week, the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works stood up for protecting public health and making chemicals kid-safe by passing the Safe Chemicals Act out of committee -- an important first step in fixing our nation's broken chemical policy.

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Founding Father Feted

Author: the Inkslinger
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Just before the Fourth of July, while the country steeped in memories of its birth and recalled the rebels who midwifed not just a new nation but a new way of thinking about such things, one of Seventh Generation's founding fathers was singled out for his own historic efforts. And it's an honor our former longtime leader has more than earned.

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Climbing Against the Odds

Author: sheila hollender
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Twenty-seven women, each with a connection to cancer, started their journey up Mt. Shasta on June 19 with the Breast Cancer Fund's 2012 Climb Against the Odds team.
 
Seventh Generation's own Juliet Moran took part in the climb last year and we're beyond proud of this year's group, which has been training and fundraising for months in anticipation of this day.
 

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Unleashing Economic Change, One Pad at a Time

Author: sheila hollender
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Women are spearheading the growth of the sustainable green economy across the world, not only as consumers, but also as business leaders and innovators. Sustainable Health Enterprises (SHE), highlighted by Nicholas Kristof in The New York Times, is part of this revolution with its first initiative, SHE28. SHE28 addresses the global problem of lack of access to affordable, environmentally friendly menstrual pads.

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Global Green honored its 2012 Millennium Award recipients this past weekend, including our own John Replogle who accepted the Corporate Environmental Leadership Award. The Millennium Awards were established in 1996 to recognize and herald those whose lives and livelihood embody Global Green USA's mission of "fostering a global value shift toward a sustainable and secure world."

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Teaching a Generation to Fish

Author: Jeffrey Hollender
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There's a saying you've probably heard before, it goes something like, "Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he'll eat for a lifetime." Well, there's a group called Generation Enterprise and they're teaching the world's urban youth how to fish.

Generation Enterprise is a network of small business incubators that empower homeless and unemployed youths to create socially-responsible businesses and jobs in slums across the urban developing world.

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Thank You for Helping Us Save 500,000 Trees

Author: Seventh Generation
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While you always know when you've helped the environment, it can be hard to know just how much. But there's a ticker on our home page that spells it out in black and white. And sometime today, it's passing a real milestone: The 500,000th tree saved from the axe.

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