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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,...
Wed, Apr. 03, 2013
Corporate Responsibility
Posted by Seventh Generation

In the Business of Caring

At Seventh Generation, we're not just in the business of creating household and personal care products that help protect human health and the health of the environment, we're also in the business of giving back generously to help make the world a better place.   Through good times and...
Mon, Apr. 01, 2013
Family Life
Posted by AmieValpone

Recipe for a Clean Lifestyle

As a culinary nutritionist, personal chef and professional recipe developer, I am constantly cleaning the kitchen. And while I have used baking soda and hydrogen peroxide to naturally clean, it is so much easier to use the natural cleaners from Seventh Generation to scrub the counters and clean the...
Mon, Apr. 01, 2013
Family Life
Posted by the Inkslinger
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Spring These Solutions on Your Seasonal Cleaning

A few days ago, I got my first sign of spring—a red-winged blackbird calling from the hedgerow. Other than that, evidence that winter is over in these still-quite-frozen parts exists solely on calendars and in fevered imaginations. Still, spring will eventually show up. And with it the...
Wed, Mar. 27, 2013
Family Life
Posted by greenwrite

Foods We Love: Leftovers

A little of this, a little of that, not quite enough for a full serving -- but what a waste to just toss it. Recent studies show that about 40 percent of the food we buy is thrown away -- wasting time energy and resources. Organizations like the Food Recovery Network are working to reduce food...