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And to further celebrate Climate Week, take action with us to get climate-polluting chemicals out of major retailers!

 
CVS Victory

Big Win! CVS Skips the Slip and Offers Digital Receipts

Thanks to you, our campaign has pushed CVS, the largest pharmacy chain in the US – and others - to make some big changes on their toxic receipt.

Corporate Greenwashing

How to Spot Corporate Greenwashing

"Corporate greenwashing" has been making headlines lately, and many companies claim their products are green. How can you tell if they are legit?

Toxic Textiles

Ranking the Most Toxic Clothing Brands

How do popular apparel brands, leading fast fashion brands, and retailers stack up on chemical management? Our scorecards reveal the best and worst companies.

We Switched Banks

Interview: rev. mohaupt Switched to a Better Bank

The rev. mohaupt shares with Green America’s Fran Teplitz, executive co-director, what motivated her and how rewarding it is to switch to a better bank.

 
 

TAKE ACTION

Tell Amazon: Respect ALL Workers' Rights

Amazon has NO public info on its chemical management policy for its own apparel brands nor for any textiles it sells. Amazon’s profits are only possible due to the work of individuals around the world, from apparel supply chains to delivery drivers – join us in calling on Amazon to step it up on workers’ rights!

Kroger Action

Tell Kroger: Cut Climate-Polluting Gases 

HFCs account for a staggering 63% of Kroger’s direct climate emissions, so it should be a top priority in lowering its climate footprint. Our coalition is urging Kroger to end its use of HFCs in all facilities and stores by 2030 and immediately set a robust leak reduction goal for all its stores.

 

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