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Fairly Robyn

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July 22, 2018 /

By Robyn Drake

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Fair trade, ethical consumerism, and living a sustainable lifestyle. 🌍
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Instagram post 2277170282451886316_6067824826 Imagine if we treated climate change like we’re treating the coronavirus. In both cases scientists have offered clear instructions of what to do. In the case of the coronavirus, many chose not to listen until it was too late. How can we apply what we’ve learned to the climate change crisis? Thoughts? 🌍
Instagram post 2276648049199287980_6067824826 Because there were too many inspirational women to fit in one post! 20 for 2020: Inspirational Women who Inspire Those to Go Green and Shop Ethically, Part 2 is up on the blog. These awesome women share a mission to empower artisans, consider your environmental impact, and shop for good.
Instagram post 2275669368935225022_6067824826 Unfortunately, the Coronavirus has largely overshadowed Women’s History Month. I’m closing out the month with a “Women who Inspire” series. The first two posts look at 20 badass women who use different platforms for a shared mission: to inspire those to go green and shop ethically. Because where your clothes come from is truly a feminist issue.
Instagram post 2270776238918231140_6067824826 Happy #worldwaterday. The WHO is stressing the importance of hand washing and proper hygiene during the spread of COVID-19, but unfortunately 10% of the world’s population does not have access to clean water. Water is our most precious resource – we must use it more responsibly. We must balance all of society’s water needs while ensuring the poorest people don’t get left behind. There are small changes we can make in our every day lives to lessen our impact, like conserving water at home, not flushing medication into our sewers, and support organizations that are making a global impact. Find out more at worldwaterday.org.
Instagram post 2266921254094990986_6067824826 Who isn’t hating Coronavirus? Dogs. At least those who have a home. My dogs are getting a lot of extra love lately. If you’re thinking of adopting, I know a lot of shelters that are still operating and are in need. Now is the perfect time to house train a pup!
Instagram post 2257780681282973603_6067824826 @elizabethlcline book The Conscious Closet is the ultimate guide to creating a sustainable wardrobe. Her first book, Overdressed, opened my eyes to all the problems in the garment industry. Her second book offers solutions. I highly recommend both!
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