The beauty industry now has its own green 'seal of approval'
Environmental Working Group has launched EWG Verified, a label that will help consumers spot products that meet stringent ingredient and transparency requirements
Targeting airports during the summer holiday season? That’s plane stupid
Adam Corner
Climate change campaigns targeting fun things like holidays and Christmas lights are doomed to fail. For now, enjoyment should be exempt from the carbon audit
US utilities are helping to sell energy efficient gear in an attempt to give away more rebates to customers. Will the strategy work – and will buying new stuff really save energy?
Disposable tampons aren't sustainable, but do women want to talk about it?
Messaging and lack of disclosure of information from major feminine hygiene product brands might be holding women back from purchasing reusable options
From antibiotics to fossil fuels: the inconvenient truth about sustainability
Amy Larkin
Humanity has spent the last century creating life-changing luxuries. Here’s why our next move should be learning how to wean ourselves off these wonders
Artists get creative against climate change for Earth Hour
Ahead of this weekend’s Earth Hour, Do The Green Thing has asked artists and designers to take everyday objects and turn them into messages to live more sustainably
