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August 30, 2016 | | 28

6 Fascinating Benefits of Rice Husks

Renewable, Sustainable Rice Husk: A World of Possibilities Who knew that something as small and seemingly insignificant as a tiny grain of rice could be the secret behind some of today’s most Earth-friendly consumer goods and products? It’s true. Rice—or more specifically, the husk covering each kernel of rice—is getting lots of attention as a […]

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Posted in: Amy's Green Blog, Chemicals, Conservation, Environment, Food, Health, Plastic, Reuse Recycle

August 23, 2016 | | 6

7 Ways The Fashion Industry Is Becoming More Eco-Friendly

Eco-Friendly Fashion Innovations From wine “skin” to street banners, these days the global fashion industry is breathing new life into existing materials—with some very interesting results! Check out some of the eco-friendly and intriguing ideas designers have come up with. Fermented Fashion Imagine “a garment that forms itself without a single stitch.” Using the “skin” […]

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July 12, 2016 | | 12

How Do They DO That? Our Journey to Washed Ashore

Field Trip Recap Have you ever pondered the amazing sculptures at The Washed Ashore Project and thought, “Gee, I wonder how they do that?” Recently four Norwex Leaders and I were privileged to journey to Bandon, a quaint little town nestled on the scenic Oregon coastline, to find out. There, we visited the Washed Ashore […]

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Posted in: Amy's Green Blog, DIY, Environment, Health, How You Can Help, Plastic, Reuse Recycle, Water

July 5, 2016 | | 24

7 Consumer Items Banned Around the World [Infographic]

From Frog Legs to Coffee Pods . . . We love this attention-getting infographic from QuidCorner! Why not share it with your friends to help spread awareness about the harmful impact of these items on our planet? And kudos, by the way, to the places that have banned them! We know that many of you […]

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Posted in: Amy's Green Blog, Chemicals, Conservation, Do This Not That, Environment, Food, Health, How You Can Help, Plastic, Reuse Recycle, Water

June 28, 2016 | | 4

How to Create an Effective Game Plan [Video]

Norwex Chief Marketing Officer Amy Cadora and Director of Online Marketing Teresa Kulupka share the secrets of creating an effective game plan as they bring you the exciting updates on our Norwex Community Project. You’re Practically There! Well done, Norwex Movement members! You’re well into planning your very own community outreach/awareness project! And we couldn’t […]

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Posted in: Amy's Green Blog, Community Project, DIY, Environment, How You Can Help, Reuse Recycle

June 9, 2016 | | 14

Southwest Airlines Upcycles Airplane Seats into Soccer Balls

Project LUV Seat Over the last few years, Southwest Airlines has replaced roughly 80,000 leather seats in about 450 of their jet planes. Southwest replaced the old seats with lighter and more durable faux leather seats, leaving the equivalent of about 32 football fields of used leather, while each plane’s weight was reduced by more […]

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May 31, 2016 | | 15

How to Make Your Next Picnic More Eco-Friendly

Summer will be here before you know it—what better time to pack up a picnic and scoot outdoors with the kids for a little fresh air and family togetherness! And while a picnic may naturally be a bit more eco-friendly than, say, a drive-thru, we have a few tips for greening it up even more. […]

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May 19, 2016 | | 7

For the Beauty of the Earth: 8 Ways You Can Help Protect Biodiversity

“The variety of life is our insurance policy. Our own lives and livelihood depend on it.” —From The Convention on Biological Diversity When you consider the sheer volume of animal and plant species in the world, from the tiniest single-celled organisms up to the most massive sequoia trees and blue whales—it’s hard not to be […]

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Posted in: Amy's Green Blog, Conservation, Do This Not That, Environment, How You Can Help, Reuse Recycle