Green with Kids
We all want the kids in our lives to be cared for and safe. Avoiding toxins in toys and in places your kids go can make them safer and healthier, and let you sleep better.
Make sure you're choosing children's toys that don't have these dangerous materials in them. Even if a toy hasn't been recalled, it could still pose a danger.
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By Tracy Fernandez Rysavy
By Tracy Fernandez Rysavy
Find beautiful, thoughtful gifts for family and friends of all ages that are good for people and planet in this directory and on GreenPages.org.
By Eleanor Greene
By Eleanor Greene
Want quick tips for making a difference? Here are ten of the most high-impact actions for social justice and environmental sustainability.
By Green America
By Green America
We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite back-to-school supplies from green companies that will undoubtedly make your star student the most sustainable kid in class.
By Green America
By Green America
Holidays and vacations can be stressful, but our (and our kids') dependence on entertainment from screens could be making it worse.
By Eleanor Greene
By Eleanor Greene
Green America's new program is asking people to plant "climate victory gardens" to restore US soils.
By Sytonia Reid
By Sytonia Reid
Smart thermostats and other WiFi-connected energy-savers are all the rage. But do you need them to cut your home energy use?
By Tracy Fernandez Rysavy
By Tracy Fernandez Rysavy
We answer our most-asked questions about doing laundry in a green way.
By Green America
By Green America
Is lead in your children's new toy?
By Alexis Wilson and Milan Polk
By Alexis Wilson and Milan Polk
Victory
Smuckers removes GMOs and high fructose corn syrup from Uncrustables, its very popular peanut butter and jelly product for kids.
Green America's GMO Inside campaign has mobilized tens of thousands of consumers to ask Smuckers to remove GMOs from its products.
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Other high-end chocolate companies use third-party certifcation to ensure that their products aren't tainted with child slave labor and the exploitation of cocoa-producing communities, but Godiva does not.
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Other high-end chocolate companies use third-party certifcation to ensure that their products aren't tainted with child slave labor and the exploitation of cocoa-producing communities, but Godiva does not.
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