Thinx PFAS Lawsuit: Is Period Underwear Safe?
Are you eligible to submit a claim? Thinx and other period underwear are found to contain toxic chemicals.
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Are you eligible to submit a claim? Thinx and other period underwear are found to contain toxic chemicals.
Is leather sustainable? The founder of Fortress shares industry insight into why leather can be a more sustainable choice than vegan.
Free, Simple Zero Waste switches to make your kitchen and home more sustainable. You don’t need to buy a whole bunch of stuff!
Sharing both pros and cons of sustainable fashion helps us understand the limitations and benefits of shopping sustainably.
Amazon Alternatives for Holiday Gifts that are sustainable, ethical, and more thoughtful, creating a more meaningful experience.
The Ethics of Coffee This post on the ethics of coffee was written by Aileen Bowe, a writer and correspondent for the Immigration Advice Service, an organisation of immigration solicitors that provides legal aid to forcibly displaced persons. The Journey of Coffee As modern consumers, we know how difficult it has become to buy or …
Alltrue and the Ethical Issues with ABC Disclaimer: StyleWise staff writers are not lawyers. Nothing in this post should be taken as legal advice. While StyleWise began with a focus on ethical production and fair trade certified brands, it quickly expanded to cover business ethics more generally. That’s because it’s not really possible to tell …
Is Black Friday a Good Deal? What should we make of Black Friday? Is it a day of great deals for the frugal shopper? Is it helpful to businesses trying to sell off overstock? Or is it all a scam that merely makes us think we’re getting a deal? Add to that a question that …
The Railroad Strike, Nurses Strike, and the rise of Labor Unions show that American workers are tired of being mistreated and underpaid.
Child Labor in America was recently exposed at a Hyundai factory in Alabama. But the supply chain crisis has reinvigorated made in America. Is it a good idea or not?