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9 air purifying indoor plants to spruce up your home

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Air purifiers can do the job of both air-purifying and detoxifying, but their also noisy, ugly, and costly. Thankfully, natural plants clean the air too. Plus, a lush green plant adds a lot more to your interior decor than a giant air purifier.

Here are nine air purifying indoor plants that serve as beautiful home decorations. They're great additions to any home décor scheme while also working to eliminate pollutants that may harm you and your family.

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Founder Spotlight: A closer look at Ethical-Clothing.com
Meet the new search engine built for sustainable and ethical shopping.

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Ethical Clothing Spotlight

Ethical Clothing founders Ben Heinkel and Jack Hesketh had the same problem, so they built a solution. Meet the new ethical and sustainable clothing search engine Ethical Clothing, a platform built for sustainable shopping.

Ethical Clothing focuses on ethical brands, helping eco-conscious shoppers quickly search and filter for sustainable clothing.

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  4. Profit

A deep dive into Lola Tillyaeva (Till)’s ‘The Harmonist’, sustainability in beauty
Beauty and sustainability don't have to be mutually exclusive.

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Lola Till The Harmonist

Modern consumers understand sustainable business. They know the difference between authentic commitments and vague marketing attempts to boost "natural" and "green" beauty products.

As more shoppers incorporate sustainability into their habits, more businesses adapt operations and communications strategies to meet demand. But real change takes time. And the beauty industry, for example, emits loads of waste.

One beauty brand, The Harmonist, wants to make sustainability an integral part of its business.

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How to contribute to climate issues at your company
The private sector has been under the climate hot seat for the last 20 years.

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Climate mitigation is a multi-lateral issue. There is no one-size fits all band-aid solution to solve Earth's problems. But corporations in particular wield considerable influence over the state of global affairs. Can corporations lead the charge on climate?

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How to implement Web 3 with sustainability in mind
These trends will make or break the sustainability of the new internet.

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The scoop: The sustainability of Web 3 ties closely to the real world. A large portion of our world depends on energy also needed to run the web.

There are some outside factors you may not be aware of that can drastically change how Web 3 influences sustainability around the world (not just on the web).

Key points:

  • Only about 12% of the energy in the US comes from renewables right now. This needs to change in order to provide a more sustainable energy source for Web 3 applications.
  • Web 3 applications can offset its energy consumption by making other aspects of our economy more sustainable.
  • It’s still early. We are likely to see unexpected solutions come from unexpected areas. Buckle up for the ride. 

What’s next? Rather than trying to predict the future, spot trends that influence the sustainability of Web 3 to better gauge its progress.

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9 air purifying indoor plants to spruce up your home

Written by

Air purifiers can do the job of both air-purifying and detoxifying, but their also noisy, ugly, and costly. Thankfully, natural plants clean the air too. Plus, a lush green plant adds a lot more to your interior decor than a giant air purifier.

Here are nine air purifying indoor plants that serve as beautiful home decorations. They're great additions to any home décor scheme while also working to eliminate pollutants that may harm you and your family.

Dig deeper → 2 min
  1. Doing
  2. Lifestyle
  3. People

Founder Spotlight: A closer look at Ethical-Clothing.com
Meet the new search engine built for sustainable and ethical shopping.

Written by
Ethical Clothing Spotlight

Ethical Clothing founders Ben Heinkel and Jack Hesketh had the same problem, so they built a solution. Meet the new ethical and sustainable clothing search engine Ethical Clothing, a platform built for sustainable shopping.

Ethical Clothing focuses on ethical brands, helping eco-conscious shoppers quickly search and filter for sustainable clothing.

Dig deeper → 5 min

  1. Better Brands
  2. Better Business
  3. Business
  4. Profit

A deep dive into Lola Tillyaeva (Till)’s ‘The Harmonist’, sustainability in beauty
Beauty and sustainability don't have to be mutually exclusive.

Written by
Lola Till The Harmonist

Modern consumers understand sustainable business. They know the difference between authentic commitments and vague marketing attempts to boost "natural" and "green" beauty products.

As more shoppers incorporate sustainability into their habits, more businesses adapt operations and communications strategies to meet demand. But real change takes time. And the beauty industry, for example, emits loads of waste.

One beauty brand, The Harmonist, wants to make sustainability an integral part of its business.

Dig deeper ➝ 5 min

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