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Dec 18, 2024 | 
sustainablejungle.com | Amber McDaniel |Jenny Bell
Join over 14,000 other subscribers to the Sustainable Jungle newsletter here. About us We share sustainability focused ideas, tips, tricks, products, brands and stories about people & organizations living meaningfully to better our planet.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
sustainablejungle.com | Amber McDaniel |Jenny Bell
Join over 14,000 other subscribers to the Sustainable Jungle newsletter here. About us We share sustainability focused ideas, tips, tricks, products, brands and stories about people & organizations living meaningfully to better our planet.
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Oct 9, 2024 | 
sustainablejungle.com | Amber McDaniel |Heather Seely
Say you scored some legit-retro finds through a second hand store and now you want to date your new-to-you vintage piece? How do you know if they’re actually vintage or if the seller is pulling the vintage wool jumper over your eyes? Our vintage fashion guide is here to help you with the lost art of reading vintage clothing tags.
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Oct 5, 2024 | 
sustainablejungle.com | Amber McDaniel |Heather Seely
Help keep PDX wonderfully weird and our planet habitable by paying a visit to the best thrift stores Portland has to offer. This city no doubt has a penchant for the unconventional, unique, and eco-friendly, making it easily one of the most opportunistic locations in the US for thrifting. There’s an innate emphasis on supporting local, small-scale businesses, which is why these stores are one-of-a-kind—with items just as unique.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
sustainablejungle.com | Amber McDaniel |Heather Seely
We don’t want to sound like a nagging parent, but did you remember to wash your hands with eco-friendly hand soap? Mixed materials, difficult-to-recycle plastic pumps, synthetic ingredients: traditional hand soaps may kill germs but they’re also killing our skin and planet. And the demonstrable increase in handwashing over the last few years hasn’t helped either. Fortunately, foaming hand soap doesn’t need to come with plastic waste.
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
sustainablejungle.com | Amber McDaniel |Heather Seely
The cat’s out of the bag—sustainable cat food is here to support planet-friendly purring. In addition to providing more ethical, humane, and nutrient-rich meals for our feline friends, it also helps clean up the act of the cat and dog food industries. According to Forbes, US$58 billion is spent on pet food per year in the US, driven by the enormous growth in pet ownership. And given cats mostly eat meat or fish, the ethical and environmental impact is significant.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
sustainablejungle.com | Amber McDaniel |Heather Seely
There are two important ingredients to any good zero waste kitchen recipe: plastic-free food storage containers and saying ‘no’ to food waste. They go hand-in-hand, because while we’re big advocates of composting and reusing food scraps, how we store food is our biggest defense against the 40% of food that ends up rotting in the landfill. But it often comes with its own set of problems. Namely: plastic storage. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
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Sep 9, 2024 | 
sustainablejungle.com | Amber McDaniel |Heather Seely
Join over 14,000 other subscribers to the Sustainable Jungle newsletter here. About us We share sustainability focused ideas, tips, tricks, products, brands and stories about people & organizations living meaningfully to better our planet.
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Sep 9, 2024 | 
sustainablejungle.com | Amber McDaniel |Heather Seely
Join over 14,000 other subscribers to the Sustainable Jungle newsletter here. About usWe share sustainability focused ideas, tips, tricks, products, brands and stories about people & organizations living meaningfully to better our planet. Search by brand category FashionLearn more about our ratings & process. Living SustainablyWhat does it actually mean to live more sustainably? What can we (as regular people) do to make an impact (however small)?
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Sep 6, 2024 | 
sustainablejungle.com | Amber McDaniel
A clean home is a happy home, but a sustainably clean home is an even happier home. Using eco-friendly cleaning products can’t remove the hassle from cleaning, but it can sure remove a lot of the hazards. We’ve all swept dust under the (organic) rug, but we’re also (figuratively) doing it when we use conventional cleaners that make our planet a little dirtier.
