Christie Sacco studied philosophy and religion at Stony Brook University and is translator and editor at Utopia. Christie is a full time digital nomad.
by Christie Sacco |
Is parmesan cheese vegetarian? The short answer is, no. We’ll tell you exactly why not, and take a look at what plant-based alternatives are available.
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What exactly is physical sunscreen? What about zinc oxide sunscreen or mineral sunscreen? Is sunscreen bad for you? Or for the environment? What does SPF measure, again? You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers.
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Store-bought glue can give off toxic fumes that kids might breathe in while they do arts and crafts. Why not make your own homemade glue? We’ll give you two recipes for craft glue that is even safe to eat.
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Guerrilla gardening is a grassroots movement that uses gardening as a form of protest, and as a means of community building. In this article we’ll tell you everything you need to know about guerrilla gardening.
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Plastic bottles, straws, plastic shopping bags, paper cups: in our daily lives, many of us make a concerted effort to choose waste-free options to replace disposable products. But our search for a better way tends to stop at the bathroom door. In this article, we’ll show you how you can make the switch to more sustainable toilet paper alternatives.
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We’ll help you recognize which products are effective against COVID-19. If you don't have access to store-bought hand sanitizers or disinfectant sprays, don't worry: You can stay germ-free without them, too.
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Passover is a time when families get together to share the Seder feast and celebrate the renewal and hope that spring brings. In this article, we’ll share some ideas for how to keep your Passover celebration sustainable and environmentally-friendly.
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