The Filtery | non-toxic living
Abbie Davidson\ud83c\udf4b essays on living with fewer toxins & more intention
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I joined the fight against Bayer in DC. Here are two of my takeaways.
I spent last weekend in DC standing shoulder to shoulder with people from across the entire (yes, the entire) political spectrum in order to fight against the madness Bayer has been up to lately.
(I’ve written about this a few times lately...
The Pesticide Industry Is Fighting For Its Life. We Can't Let Them Win.
The pesticide industry is currently running a coordinated, multi-pronged, legal and political campaign to shirk any & all responsibility for making people sick.
They are losing in the courtroom and they know it. They’ve already paid out bi...
The EPA/HHS announcement about microplastics in drinking water is not actually that exciting...
The EPA and HHS announced a proposal this week that could potentially add microplastics to the government’s Contaminant Candidate List (CCL) under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
A lot of people are celebrating this. And while it could be goo...
15 things I DON’T do as a low-tox lifestyle educator
We’re all out here trying to reduce our toxic exposures where we can, but sometimes the most helpful thing isn’t learning about a new “non-toxic must-have” or another ingredient to avoid.
It’s just hearing someone else’s similar lived expe...
Before you do that sardine fast...
🐟 Sardines have been having a moment.
People are eating nothing but sardines for 1-5 days.
They’re also setting them on fire.
If you don’t know about the recent sardine trends, people are mostly doing it to get ‘glowing skin’ and to lo...
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