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SodaStream Pledges To Eliminate 67 Billion Plastic Bottles To Save Our Home

A cold fact; 67 Billion Plastic bottles are enough to wrap planet earth almost eight times. That doubles what we dispose of each year here in America. 1 in 4 Americans knows how to recycle and do recycle, making 75% of single-use plastic products vulnerable to oceans around the globe.

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Life Skills: Level Up For Earth Day With These Eco-Friendly Life Hacks

The next couple days are dedicated to growth; you got marijuana for 4/20 and then there’s Earth Day - likely another reason to puff on some greenery. This Earth Day is going to be different.

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Real Leather: An Eco-Friendly Choice To Synthetics & Imitations

The U.S. leather industry purchases hides, which are natural by-products of meat and dairy consumption that would otherwise go to waste, and transforms them into durable, versatile and beautiful real leather products. However, the recent rise of synthetics in consumer products, and shift away from real leather, risk disrupting this critical recycling process and causing irreparable environmental damage.

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Hasmig “Jasmine” Penna Explains The Power of Healing Crystals, This Year’s Billion Dollar Jewelry Trend

Designer and Healing Crystal Curator Hasmig “Jasmine” Penna Explains Why More People Will Become Gemstone Believers in 2020. Sustainable and environmentally conscious luxury, Congés fine jewelry accentuates the beauty of perspective through the energy of nature and power of thoughts. Made in the heart of Los Angeles with the highest attention to detail and respect for all materials, Congés only sources its precious metals, jewels, and stones from those who have a genuine love for what they do.

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"No Rules Apply" at Barron NY And That's A Good Thing For Streetwear

Barron is inherently a Brooklyn establishment that is an authentic, pre-gentrified version of the neighborhood culture, one that millions occupy and call home today on the north side of the borough.

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Fashionably confident: How Does Clothing Inspire Your Creativity?

For many of us, our wardrobe is one of our most prized ways of expression. It’s why the fashion industry is so huge. This is your air force 1s, your converse sneakers, your leather jacket your denim shorts. You know you’ll always wear it and want it after you’ve destroyed it. It's a good investment.

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Kidrobot’s ‘Bhunny’ is All Grown Up Thanks to Stuckist Artist Frank Kozik

The latest custom Bhunny toy designs by Kozik are exactly that, cute and cuddly characters of the furry variety, but rocking everything from Frankenstein stitches to Anarchy logos on the forehead. This inclusive approach to Kidrobot has a lot to do with Frank’s days as a punk rocker.

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Cast Club [Podcast]: Melody Ehsani Talks Breaking Into Streetwear Hype

Cast Club is a podcast club for those who yearn for the keys to successfully navigating fashion in today’s society. We offer great podcasts and youtube videos that entertain and enlighten your sense of style and consumer habits while discovering which brands are ethical and who’s behind it.

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Trends Today, Gone Tomorrow: How Gen Z Is Investing In Their Wardrobes

As the Generation Z and Millennial consumers become better-educated shoppers, learning through social media and the information they can easily obtain from the internet, they consume with intent to be thoughtful and conscientious.

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Cast Club [Podcast]: Vestiaire Collective's 10 Years in Vintage Reselling

Cast Club is a podcast club for those who yearn for the keys to successfully navigating fashion in today’s society. We offer great podcasts and youtube videos that entertain and enlighten your sense of style and consumer habits while discovering which brands are ethical and who’s behind it.

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Laundry Day: Polygiene Has Plans For You To Wash Your Clothes Less

Polygiene is planning to make laundry day less of a thing. The only reason we wash our clothes is that it’s visibly dirty, smelly from afar, or because we think our clothes are dirty and ready to go through that wash cycle once again.

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