Which toilet paper companies are taking steps to be more sustainable?
Wild forests shouldn't be logged for toilet paper. We asked six home paper companies to take steps to reduce their impact on forests and we've graded them on their progress.
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Which 10 American retailers can lead the way on rooftop solar?
To reduce waste, Target should phase out plastic bags
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Whole Foods and Red Lobster have sustainability plans. Can their plans help save the Right whale?
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“Certified natural gas” is not a source of clean energy
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10 steps Whole Foods can immediately take to reduce single-use plastic
We’re calling on Amazon to help save the bees
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Send a message to FedEx: Go Solar
Add a “Go Solar” sticker to your next FedEx package to call on the shipping leader to go solar on its warehouse rooftops
Amazon, Walmart and others should do more for bees
Nine states have adopted bee-friendly policies that Amazon and other retail giants will follow. They should make it a national standard.
Why should The Home Depot protect the boreal forest?
Students across the nation are calling on The Home Depot to put forests first. Why?
Anti-environmental investing law costing Texas taxpayers $445 million a year
Vindictive and meaningless political gestures costing Texas taxpayers
What did the E.U. do to protect forests?
The European Union passed a regulation that will protect forests around the world and transform the global supply chain. Can it be replicated in the United States?
