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It’s Time for Whole Foods to Break Up With Single-Use Plastic Packaging
As an ode to the planet we love, we launched a Valentine's Day week of action to encourage Whole Foods to prioritize its relationship with the planet over plastic.
To make sustainable tissue: Look to farms, not forests
Our “amber waves of grain” could provide a solution for saving the world’s forests.
A New Year’s resolution for Procter & Gamble: turn your promises into commitments
The consumer goods giant continues to make irresponsible use of the world’s forests.
Thanksgiving with a side of plastic
In a world overrun by plastic pollution, Thanksgiving shouldn’t come with a side of plastic. That's why we're calling on Whole Foods to take action.
Report calls for an end to rewarding waste makers
Election Day is less than a week away, and come January, returning and newly elected legislators will face a mounting plastic waste crisis. Nearly 100,000 tons of plastic -- enough to fill roughly 1.5 football stadiums -- are thrown away every day in the United States. On Thursday, the U.S. PIRG Education Fund released a report, Break the Waste Cycle, highlighting producer responsibility, an emerging trend in which product-makers – not individuals or taxpayers – are responsible for the waste they create.