Alison Clary posted a discussion
We’ve all seen those cool looking silicone cupcake pans, ice cube trays, whisks, basters, spatulas, and other kitchenware that come in a variety of alluring colors and soft, malleable shapes. They promise durability, convenience, style, and easy…
Wednesday
Alison Clary replied to Alison Clary's discussion The Unwholesomeness of Cheerios and Quaker Oats
"Thanks, Tina. Yeah, it was so disappointing to learn about all this."
Mar 8
Tina King Neuhausel replied to Alison Clary's discussion The Unwholesomeness of Cheerios and Quaker Oats
"Wow, I had a suspicion but didn't know the facts. Thanks so much for shedding light on this!"
Mar 7
Alison Clary replied to Jim Gunshinan's discussion Up In the Air
"Excellent article that personalizes sustainability in the home! Good luck to you and Michele!"
Mar 6
Alison Clary posted a discussion
If you're looking for the Spring Cleaning article mentioned in the April 2024 newsletter, click here!
How about a little pesticide with your breakfast? If you regularly eat Cheerios or Quaker Oats products, there are some things you should know,…
Mar 1
Alison Clary replied to Alison Clary's discussion Are Prop 65 Labels Still Relevant?
"Nice to hear, Jim! I learn so much from researching these articles!"
Feb 17
Jim Gunshinan replied to Alison Clary's discussion Are Prop 65 Labels Still Relevant?
"Thanks for answering my question Allison. Prop 65 is alive and well, if a little tainted by led insulation."
Feb 17
Alison Clary replied to Alison Clary's discussion Are Prop 65 Labels Still Relevant?
"Laura, thank you! Yes, it seems we often have no choice. Banning harmful chemicals in the first place would help!"
Feb 8
Alison Clary replied to Alison Clary's discussion Are Prop 65 Labels Still Relevant?
"Thanks, for your feedback, Sarah. I totally agree!"
Feb 8
Sarah Nep replied to Alison Clary's discussion Are Prop 65 Labels Still Relevant?
"This is definitely food for thought. I have avoided purchasing items with that label. Seems like more needs to be done and companies need to seek out better alternatives."
Feb 8
Laura Wehrley replied to Alison Clary's discussion Are Prop 65 Labels Still Relevant?
"Great article, Alison. I totally agree that when I see that label on buildings or elsewhere, I just ignore it. I used to work in SF in a building that had the Prop 65 warning label. Should I not enter my place of work? There really wasn't a choice.…"
Feb 8
Alison Clary posted a discussion
What is Prop 65? In the state of California, Prop 65 warning labels on products inform consumers that it is known to cause cancer or reproductive harm in humans or laboratory animals. Products include apparel, textiles, jewelry, accessories, home…
Jan 31
Jim Gunshinan replied to Alison Clary's discussion Five Planet-Friendly New Year's Resolutions for 2024
"Plastic is such a nuisance. I wish I were better about the good "rs". Thanks for the tips."
Jan 4
Alison Clary posted a discussion
If you’re thinking about New Year’s resolutions for 2024, here are five suggestions that will conserve natural resources, save energy, and help you start out the new year on a positive note while helping the planet!1) Reduce Landfill Waste There are…
Dec 29, 2023
Alison Clary replied to Alison Clary's discussion Are Christmas Tree Farms Sustainable?
"“From Trash to Trees” would be a great article for 2024!"
Dec 11, 2023
Alison Clary replied to Alison Clary's discussion Are Christmas Tree Farms Sustainable?
"Great points! As always, “It’s complicated,” so it’s good to arm ourselves with knowledge!"
Dec 11, 2023
More…