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"Ultimately, we must all learn to buy fewer things, repair them as we can, and recycle, upcycle or compost them when we are finished. Today, the average American purchases 64 garments each year. Between 1980 and 2005, American clothing consumption increased five times. Purchases have risen because fast fashion, with an ever-moving style target, pushes consumers to continually buy more clothing."
Measure Positive Impact with B Corps, Campbells & Triple Pundit
This Tuesday, talk about how to measure positive impacts for green orgs.
TriplePundit.com, B Lab, Presidio Grad School & Campbell’s are hosting a discussion about positive impact for a business. According to the description:
Measure Positive Impact with B Corps, Campbells & Triple Pundit was originally published on Green Philly Blog
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7 Things You Need to Know About Aspirational Consumers via Triple Pundit
Who are the Aspirationals? Triple Pundit's Raz Godelnik dives deep with our data.
Triple Pundit highligts Looptworks in its "Startup Friday" column.
A New Way to Think About Sustainable Clothing
By Paul S.
Triple Pundit Magazine
"The startup makes clothing that upcycles material into new clothing. In some cases, particularly the men’s line, you would never know the clothing wasn’t made from first run material. So much so that I had my doubts as to whether the clothing was indeed made from waste material, until I delved further into the source - the excess from manufacturers in the countries mentioned above." - Paul S.
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Triple Pundit applauds Looptworks and pushes accessability
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The Free Market Can't Make Healthcare More Affordable, Can It?
Here is Jan Lee's write up about our facility as posted in the "Triple Pundit." If you scroll all the way to the bottom to see the comments, two socialists react to my contention that government has no role in health care.
G. Keith Smith, M.D.
“Top 20 Environmental NGOs on Twitter” and “Top 25 Sustainable Brands on Twitter,”
