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How to use paper products and be sustainable

Most paper goods like tissues and towels come from virgin forests. Recycled products are better, but not all of them are the same.

Reduce Paper Waste in the Kitchen with These Eco-Friendly Products

Best products to reduce paper waste in the kitchen: reusable, eco-friendly paper towels, napkins, coffee filters, and more.

Look for the FSC-certified label on wood and paper products

Whether you’re purchasing napkins, paper or a bed frame, look for the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) label to help ensure that your wood product is “friendly” to forests. Forests are home to 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity and they help to stabilize the earth’s climate. FSC standards help limit clear cuts, restrict the most hazardous chemicals and reduce erosion along rivers.

Brazilian Blowout Label Must Warn of Formaldehyde

Is there formaldehyde in your Brazilian Blowout? Apparently there is -- which may come as a surprise to some consumers. The product has been marketed as

Ecofriendly Products to Make Mommin’ Easy

When you think about your average day as a mom, you probably do some kind of cleaning with paper products every day. Mom’s Milk Boutique recently started carrying Marleys Monsters, an ecofriendly company that has created products to replace the paper products in our lives. I have purchased a few of their products, and

Paper — still the easiest material on Earth to recycle

Scanning the media coverage around Earth month, Earth week and Earth day, I noticed reporters, usually keyed into anything they perceive as wasteful, were quick to give pandemic buying behavior a pass.

7 Reasons Why There’s No Substitute for Health Clubs

A new survey by IHRSA, conducted by Kelton, a Material Company, shows that U.S. fitness consumers are awaiting the opportunity to resume their fitness routine at health clubs.

The Health Club and Gym Maintenance Checklist

Keeping your health club clean and fitness equipment in working order is extremely important to your success. This post gives you a checklist of what needs to be done to keep your gym clean and safe.

Apple’s Packaging Of Its Products Could Soon Get Smarter

While the actual product itself is important, so is its packaging, otherwise we’d be taking our devices home in brown paper bags. The packaging is...

Paper or Plastic? Neither. Your Guide to Zero-Waste Shopping.

We’ve all been there. You arrive at the grocery store, only to realize that—gasp—you forgot your reusable bags. (Cue the Portlandia parody.)

The Hidden Water in Everyday Products

Millions of gallons of water go into making the everyday products like paper, plastic, metal and fabric that Americans buy, use and throw away every day.

The Paper Trail: How Paper is Made

Follow the Paper Trail from Two Sides to learn facts on how paper is made and to bust some myths along the way!

Health Clubs Are Valuable, Policymakers Need to Make Changes

Some health and fitness clubs in the U.S. have been closed since March. One doctor believes it’s time that policymakers see—once and for all—how important clubs are to overall health.

A New Target in the Fight Against Plastic: Paper Cups

Paper cups sourced from sustainable forests have for years been hailed as a more environmentally friendly option than plastic foam. But paper cups are attracting new scrutiny.

The 20 Best Products on Amazon to Make Your Kitchen More Eco-Friendly

Because it?s time to ditch the paper towels and plastic wrap, here are 20 kitchen products that make being earth-friendly a little easier.

Five Things for the Paper Obsessed

Design lust and paper obsessions are no joke. I would know. After leaving my 9-to-5 job in graphic design media for a completely new industry—the foodie world, which I’m finding has led me to a new category of obsessions (like gelato)—my hunger for design has only intensified. If I don’t feed the craving, the pit