It's Friday. It's been a long week, and I'm getting a late start to the day, so let's keep this light. No headache-inducing rants, depressing statistics or retail rage. Instead, some easy reading from around the interwebs.
30 Something Mother Runner recommends a few greener cleaning alternatives.
Here's a list of chemicals that Whole Foods doesn't want in the products it sells. Glad someone's trying to look out for us!
Love, love, LOVE that ABC News is shining its spotlight on Sean Penn's film, The Human Experiment, about toxic chemicals in household products.
Walmart loses some street cred for selling jewelry that contains 300 times more lead than the federal limit for children's products. The Washington Toxics Coalition conducted the study and is calling out the retailer. Makes you wonder what those Alex and Ani bracelets are made of, no?
Waiter, there's a toxic chemical in my soup...a really great article over at The Oregonian about BPA in canned food.
And I think that just about does it. Me, I think I might need a nap today.
Happy weekending!
-- Jazzy
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