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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.

Carter's: End Toxic Textiles in your supply chain!

Ask Carter's to become a leader in cleaning up textile production and protecting workers and consumers.

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Greening School Fundraisers

Many school fundraisers sell magazines and candles that aren't green. But, a fundraiser can be sustainable, fair trade and eco-friendly too!
By Tracy Fernandez Rysavy

What to Know When You're Hiring a Caregiver

When you hire a caregiver in your home, you have a chance to vote with your dollars and make your space a just workplace. Whether you’re looking for a nanny, housekeeper, or home health attendant, care for your caregiver and they will better care for you.
By Eleanor Greene

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Choose Green, Not That: Natural Skincare for Summer

When you’re out in the garden or park this summer, skip the toxic chemicals—choose natural skincare options instead.
By Sytonia Reid

Linda Black Elk teaching a foraging class in September 2019. Photo by Jaida Grey Eagle.

Forage to Fork: Eat Local with Wild Foods

Foraging for food in nature is an ancient concept that lives on in the 21st century. Today’s foragers share their knowledge through social media and hands-on trainings.
By Mary Meade

Nicky Schauder and her children working on the garden in their front yard in Herndon, Virginia. Photo by Danielle Lussier Photography.

Lawn vs. Garden: How To Stand Up To Your HOA For A Healthier Yard

When your HOA or neigborhood puts pressure on residents to have lawns, you can become an advocate for your climate victory garden.
By Eleanor Greene

5 Steps To A More Eco-Friendly Lawn

Avoid climate hazards in your backyard with these eco-friendly lawn swaps.
By Sytonia Reid and Beth Porter

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Access to Green Space is an Environmental Justice Issue

Being in nature is a health activity, even if it’s just sitting on a park bench. Urban populations, especially Black and Brown communities, don’t often get equal access to green space. These organizations are working to change that.
By Sytonia Reid

The Allergen-Free Bedroom

We spend an average of eight hours a day in our bedrooms. Learn how to make your room as comfortable—and allergen-free—as possible.
By Green America

Beyond Lead: Toxins in Toys

You need to look out for more than just lead. Here is your guide to avoiding to toxins in children's toys.
By Green America

Go Green With Cloth Diapers

Are disposable plastic or reusable cloth diapers better for the environment and for the babies themselves?
By Green America

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Uncrustables Go Non-GMO

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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Amazon – Respect all workers’ rights!

Amazon has NO public info on its chemical management policy for its own apparel brands nor for any textiles it sells.

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Don’t Discount Our Future, Trader Joe’s

Trader Joe's needs to answer for its poor labor and climate practices and lack of transparency. Join us in holding them accountable!

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End Child Labor in Cocoa

Join Green America and our partners in calling on the world’s ten biggest chocolate companies, including Hershey, Godiva, Mars, and Nestle, to finally put an end to child labor in cocoa and an end to deforestation!

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