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Wed, Apr. 10, 2013
Corporate Responsibility, Seventh Generation News
Posted by Seventh Generation
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Joining Forces to Fight Climate Change

At Seventh Generation, we don't just make products; we seek to engage others in conversations and collaborations about changing our world in positive ways.  We seek to link arms with non-profit organizations, retailers, our supply chain partners and consumers so, together, we can influence...
Tue, Apr. 09, 2013
Family Life
Posted by the Inkslinger

Hurray for Decay

Ah, spring. Hopefully by the time you read this, it will have finally poked its overdue nose into these frigid outlands and launched the season's chores. There's soil to till, debris to clean up, mowers to tune, and, if you haven't yet, a compost bin to build.   Composting is the...
Mon, Apr. 08, 2013
Posted by sheila hollender
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Women In The World Foundation

I recently attended the fourth annual "Women In The World" Summit in New York City.  The summit provided us with two days of amazing women sharing their stories of hardship and victory in all corners of the world.   In the past year we have been shocked by stories involving...
Thu, Apr. 04, 2013
Posted by LisaFerber

FOODS WE LOVE: Cucumber

Spring is here, and that means lightening up with some fresh and simple salads. When you’re looking for some variety from leafy greens, cucumber has to be one of the most refreshing veggies around. They are fantastic for anyone trying to increase their intake of fiber--not so much in the...
Thu, Apr. 04, 2013
Sustainability
Posted by AlexandraPecci

More People Want Sustainable Seafood, But How to Choose?

Bluefin tuna might be a delicious addition to your sushi platter, but the poor, overfished bluefin is not the best choice when it comes to sustainability. Luckily, more and more people are becoming attuned to the importance of sustainable seafood: A new NPR-Truven Health Analytics Health Poll of 3,...