Jennifer Timrott is a unique environmental activist. She mobilizes consumers to fight against unnecessary plastic or disposable packaging – smartly via an app.
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A significant wildfire is sweeping through a protected wetland in New Zealand, endangering its fragile ecosystem and the rare species that inhabit it—many of which are found nowhere else on the planet. The fire, located in the Waikato region on the North Island, has expanded to a perimeter of 15 kilometers (nearly 10 miles) […]
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Less than two months following the removal of four hydroelectric dams along the Klamath River, some of its salmon have swum upstream in Oregon to start spawning for the first time in over a century. The first salmon was spotted October 3 on sonar, swimming through the former site of Siskiyou County’s Iron Gate Dam, […]
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Cashmere has long been considered an ultra soft, luxurious, and expensive material. And although it’s increasingly common and affordable, more accessible prices don’t mean improved values. So how sustainable is cashmere, exactly? Here’s why it’s best avoided. Is cashmere the same as wool? Cashmere fibre (sometimes called cashmere wool) is another name for the hair […]
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