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We know how hard it can be to find a job these days, so Seventh Generation employees are teaming up to help job seekers make sure they have great interview attire.

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Every year our friends at Clif Bar invite us to join them in a hands-on community service program they call In Good Company. The program identifies cities that could use a few extra hands and deploys Clif employees and their brand friends to do some work.  For the last three Seventh Generation has been proud to sponsor an individual to attend In Good Company and work alongside employees from companies like Eileen Fisher, Annie's, Stonyfield, and Timberland as they help rebuild New Orleans. 

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What You Save When You Buy Seventh Generation

Author: Seventh Generation
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When you buy Seventh Generation products, you help make a difference for the world we live in.

Our products are manufactured in the most sustainable way possible, and we use only those ingredients that do not pose chronic health risks and that are safe for the environment. We use only recycled paper in our paper products, primarily post-consumer materials, and we never use chlorine bleach. We disclose all ingredients for all of our cleaning products.

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2010 Sustainability Report: Renewal

Author: Christopher Miller
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Seventh Generation Helps "Spread the Warmth"

Author: Seventh Generation
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Each year, some 20,000,000 premature and low-birth-weight babies are born, many of them in developing countries without access to innovations in neo-natal care. One of the biggest problems these babies face is hypothermia. Because they are unable to regulate their body temperature, they cannot stay warm -- room temperature feels freezing. Four million of these infants die within the first month of life. Those who do survive often develop lifelong problems, including heart disease, low IQ and early onset diabetes. 

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Tarring Our Reputation?

Author: John Replogle
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Here's something you don't see every day: a group of University of Vermont students protesting Seventh Generation. Their mock funeral, which was staged yesterday outside our offices in Burlington symbolized the death of their future due to the use of oil from Canada's tar sands, in this case by OHL, one of our transportation partners.

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Helping Our Local Farmers

Author: Christopher Miller
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As a company that uses ingredients that come from plants, not petroleum, it is only natural that we would have close ties to our local farming community. The Intervale, a fertile strip of land along the banks of the Winooski River, just 2 miles from our office in Burlington, VT, is home to more than a dozen locally owned and operated farms. Intervale farmers grow organic produce found in many local restaurants, schools, and business cafeterias. Local families, including several Seventh Generation employees, enjoy weekly deliveries of produce from the farmers there.

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New Study Finds More BPA in Foods for Kids

Author: sheila hollender
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There's more disturbing news on the BPA front. A new study by the Breast Cancer Fund found BPA in six different canned soups and meals marketed to kids. The study, called BPA in Kids' Canned Food, says it found the chemical bisphenol A (BPA), an estrogen disruptor, in disturbing levels.

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Reaching & Teaching the Next Seven Generations

Author: Seventh Generation
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We believe everyone has the right to a healthy start in life. That means more than a non-toxic home and a clean environment. It also means making sure all children receives the education they need to achieve their full potential.
Teach for America (TFA) shares that goal. Together we have created a new partnership dedicated to strengthening schools and cultivating minds in places where resources are scarce. 

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Seventh Generation and Vermont Foodbank have joined forces to aid Vermonters struggling to recover from the historic devastation caused by tropical storm Irene, which has left countless towns across the state without even the basic supplies needed to begin cleaning up flood-ravaged homes.

Together, we're assembling 1,200 "green" cleaning kits filled with the natural and non-toxic clean-up supplies residents need to safely start putting their homes and lives back together.

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