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the election ends on nov 3. have you registered to vote and made a voting plan?

sign our climate voter pledge now

vote with your dollars and at the polls for the future you imagine

explore now

sustainable living for everyone, not just the sustainability people

shop now

shop sustainably, vote sustainably, live sustainably

explore now

Personal care essentials

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on-the-go essentials for everyday life

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Kind Laundry: Detergent Sheets

These detergent sheets will transform how you wash your clothing—no bulky plastic bottle, no sticky mess, and no toxins leached into your clothing that you’ll be wearing all day. The unique shape of the detergent—it’s a thin sheet, not liquid!—makes it extremely portable, and it completely dissolves when you throw it in, so there’s nothing left.

Bonus: read our exclusive interview with Angie, the founder of Kind Laundry.

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  • Our mission is to democratize sustainable living by curating sustainable products and ideas so you can vote with your dollars to secure the future of our shared planet.

Our mission is to democratize sustainable living by curating sustainable products and ideas so you can vote with your dollars to secure the future of our shared planet.

  • Our vision for the sustainable future: nothing will be described as “sustainable,” because everything will be sustainable, by default.

  • In the sustainable future, we will have reimagined our systems, culture, and economy to avoid the climate catastrophe. Our society will be powered by renewable energy; our food will come from our yards and local farmers, who will nourish pollinators and refuse to use pesticides. The supply chain will be ethical, clean, and carbon-free. We’ll get around in electric vehicles, airline companies won’t use fossil fuels, and our public transportation systems will be modernized.

  • Our public health will take its rightful place as a priority as harmful subsidies to support meat production go away in favor of plant-rich diets; our cities and towns will encourage walking and cycling over sedentary, isolating driving. All of that excess healthcare spending will be invested instead in education, infrastructure, housing, and research & development. Rather than 4.6 million people dying every year from air pollution, everyone will be able to breathe clean air. We won't hear stories like those about Flint, Michigan, because our water will be clean, lead-free, and available for all.

  • We’ll swim in our rivers and lakes without fear; our oceans will become plastic-free; our sewage systems won’t leak untreated waste into our beaches. We will replace our suburban sprawl with wilderness, small-scale farms, and clean, local manufacturing. Our skies will be dark at night so birds can migrate safely and we can see the full might of the stars as we were meant to.

  • Our politicians and environmental protection agencies will safeguard our well-being over the profit-and-loss statements of corporations. Our investments will take into account environmental and social goals just as much as a dollar return on investment. Petrochemical and pesticide companies will no longer exist. Marginalized, low-income, communities of color will no longer have toxic waste facilities dumped disproportionally on them: there will be no toxic waste; environmental racism will be eradicated.

  • In the sustainable future we imagine, all decisions will take into account the impacts on the planet and people, not just the bottom line or delivery speed. As a part of the circular economy, our stuff will be designed from the beginning to perform better, last longer, be refurbished and reused. We won't have to worry about what to buy, because toxic and unsustainable products won't be sold, and companies that don’t share the values of people and planet won’t exist.

Our vision for the sustainable future: nothing will be described as “sustainable,” because everything will be sustainable, by default.

In the sustainable future, we will have reimagined our systems, culture, and economy to avoid the climate catastrophe. Our society will be powered by renewable energy; our food will come from our yards and local farmers, who will nourish pollinators and refuse to use pesticides. The supply chain will be ethical, clean, and carbon-free. We’ll get around in electric vehicles, airline companies won’t use fossil fuels, and our public transportation systems will be modernized.

Our public health will take its rightful place as a priority as harmful subsidies to support meat production go away in favor of plant-rich diets; our cities and towns will encourage walking and cycling over sedentary, isolating driving. All of that excess healthcare spending will be invested instead in education, infrastructure, housing, and research & development. Rather than 4.6 million people dying every year from air pollution, everyone will be able to breathe clean air. We won't hear stories like those about Flint, Michigan, because our water will be clean, lead-free, and available for all.

We’ll swim in our rivers and lakes without fear; our oceans will become plastic-free; our sewage systems won’t leak untreated waste into our beaches. We will replace our suburban sprawl with wilderness, small-scale farms, and clean, local manufacturing. Our skies will be dark at night so birds can migrate safely and we can see the full might of the stars as we were meant to.

Our politicians and environmental protection agencies will safeguard our well-being over the profit-and-loss statements of corporations. Our investments will take into account environmental and social goals just as much as a dollar return on investment. Petrochemical and pesticide companies will no longer exist. Marginalized, low-income, communities of color will no longer have toxic waste facilities dumped disproportionally on them: there will be no toxic waste; environmental racism will be eradicated.

In the sustainable future we imagine, all decisions will take into account the impacts on the planet and people, not just the bottom line or delivery speed. As a part of the circular economy, our stuff will be designed from the beginning to perform better, last longer, be refurbished and reused. We won't have to worry about what to buy, because toxic and unsustainable products won't be sold, and companies that don’t share the values of people and planet won’t exist.

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