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5 Ways To Go Green

Posted in Eco-Friendly, Go Green Clean on Apr 26th, 2008

Going green doesn’t need to be difficult or complicated. Even small steps count, and what you do every day can help keep your family and the planet healthy.Thanks to the thousands who have chosen Green Clean, look at the difference made over the past 12 months!

* Kept 10,230,732 pounds of packaging waste out of landfills.
* […]

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EPA Applauds Shaklee

Posted in Environmental Issues, Global Warming, Go Green Clean on Jun 12th, 2007

SHAKLEE CORPORATION IS FIRST CONSUMER PRODUCTS COMPANY TO OFFSET GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS VIA THE EPA CLIMATE LEADERS PROGRAM AND USE 100 PERCENT GREEN POWER.The first company in the world to be Climate Neutralâ„¢ certified to totally offset its CO2 emissions, resulting in a net zero impact on the environment, today adds another “first” to its […]

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Data related to typical Household Cleaners

Posted in Go Green Clean, Home & Garden, Toxic Chemicals on Jun 6th, 2007

Exposure to Household Chemicals

There are over 75,000 chemicals registered with the EPA and less than 20% of them have been tested for toxicity. EPA classifies chemical substances as either “existing” chemicals or “new” chemicals. The only way to determine if a substance is a new chemical is by consulting EPA’s Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) […]

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The Real Dirt on Clean

Posted in Go Green Clean, Home & Garden, Toxic Chemicals on May 29th, 2007

You know that good, healthy feeling you get when you’ve just cleaned house? Sorry to spoil it, but you may have just made your home dirtier.
Think of it this way. You wouldn’t let your kids play with toxic chemicals, so why would you let the baby crawl over a floor that’s just been wiped with […]

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Home Toxins At A Glance

Posted in Go Green Clean, Home & Garden, Toxic Chemicals on May 26th, 2007

According to a 15-year study presented at the Toronto Indoor Air Conference, women who work at home have a 54% higher death rate from cancer than those who work away from home.
The study concluded that this was a direct result of the increased exposure to toxic chemicals, many of which are found in common household […]

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