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If you’re trying to lower your impact on the environment, you might have considered composting, bringing reusable bags to the grocery store or buying a reusable water bottle. However, if you haven’t ...

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Logan Square-based home cleaning products company Dropps today announced a $10 million investment from U.K.-based fund The Craftory. The direct-to-consumer brand aims to reduce waste in the home ...

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After "big laundry" moved into Dropps' territory, the company exited retail and began offering eco-friendly, dye-free, sustainably packaged pods via subscription. And ...

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Knowing the hard facts about climate change can make almost every decision and its environmental consequences feel overwhelming — a phenomenon Philadelphia-based CEO Jonathan Propper calls ...