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Farewell, Sh*t Yourself Sunday, Hello There, Make It Mine Monday You know that sinking feeling in your stomach on Sunday where you want to hide under the covers? We previously explored CBD and clarified what it is – and what...

Did you know that on April 22, 1970, the very first Earth Day celebration was held in 2000 colleges and schools, including in Philadelphia’s own Fairmount Park? One of those treehuggers in attendance would not only decrease his sustainability footprint...

Going car-free four years ago was one of my most impactful and positive decisions. Even while going full-time with my business and traveling, I’ve perfected alternative ways to get around town – commuting by bike, making quick trips on SEPTA...

We’re partnering with fan-favorite grocery store Wegmans to find out about another soon-to-be favorite sustainability initiative: zero waste. In our third post, find out how you can bring lessons from Wegmans zero waste journey home with you. Ironically, much of...

We’re partnering with fan-favorite grocery store Wegmans to find out about another soon-to-be favorite sustainability initiative: zero waste. In our second post, find out how this initiative spread to Wegmans’ partners eager to get on board. If you haven’t read...

Photo: Buddy Vatalaro, Produce Manager, Wegmans & Bill Mcelwee, Perishable Manager at Allentown’s Wegmans location with their back of house bins for waste, compost and recycling. We’re partnering with fan-favorite grocery store Wegmans to find out about another soon-to-be favorite...

Saving the planet may not be the first thing that comes to mind when someone says “eat your vegetables,” but the decisions we make about food can have some of the most meaningful environmental impact. Where it comes from, how...

Last summer, I was running late for a friend’s baby shower and grabbed a gift bag out of the closet. As we were walking to the party, I realized that I caught the bag on something in my apartment, and...

How can urban spaces connect us to those around us? Nestled at 1501 Cherry St, the Friends Center is the Quaker Hub for Peace and Justice in Philadelphia. But beyond the use for those of Quaker faith, the sustainable center welcomes...