People and Planet's week of climate action begins 11th Feb - 17th Feb. Schools, colleges and universities are all taking part in practical activities to promote a low-carbon lifestyle. What will you do?
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Natracare has donated an Oxfam gift every day of Advent. Open this calendar to see today's gift!
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Wherever you are this summer make sure you have on you some of our Natracare organic cotton Baby Wipes and Natracare Tampon 10s!
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Australia magazine Wellbeing talks to Susie about her experiences in creating the world’s first range of organic and natural feminine hygiene products.
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Natracare’s efforts to reduce CO2 have not gone unnoticed as the high quality, national supermarket chain, Waitrose, has highly commended Natracare’s CO2 reduction policy in their 'Waitrose Way Awards' in the 'Treading Lightly' category.
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In 2011 Natracare was proud to support the Home Comforts Project in Kyrgyzstan organised by Women in Europe for a Common Future (WECF).
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Vegetarians come from all walks of life. Some are confident in what they eat but others need support and guidance. For this reason in 2011 Natracare decided to become certified by the Vegetarian Society.
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This month Natracare donated a pallet of feminine hygiene products to His Church charity to support women’s shelters across the UK. His Church volunteers collected a mix of Natracare’s organic and natural sanitary pads and tampons that due to damaged packaging could not be sold. To ensure that the products go to good use His church will be sending the donated product on to homes and shelters around the country.
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After 30 days of eco-challenges, an educational summit in San Francisco marked the end of the Project Green Challenge 2011 but the beginning of an exciting future for the 12 finalists.
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Look out for the USDA Biobased Label appearing on Natracare’s new packaging arriving in the USA early Spring 2012.
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In support of National Bike Week, the folks at Natracare swapped four wheels for two on their daily commute to work to raise funds for charity. The company pledged to give £1 for every mile cycled to and from work during the week and the staff enthusiastically rose to the challenge, cycling a total of 222 miles!
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If you don’t live near the coast it’s very easy to forget about how connected we all are to the seas and oceans. But what about all those chemicals, bleaches, washing detergents and waste that we put down the drain? Not to mention all our rubbish that ends up flushed or blown into the sea.
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'Precious' is an awareness and fundraising exhibition of etchings by Paula Rego and drawings by Siobhan Wall in support of the London based charity Womankind Worldwide.
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Natracare waves Sarah bon voyage from Tower Bridge as she paddles off on the first leg of her intrepid journey around the planet under her own steam.
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Come and cheer Sarah Outen on her way on April 1st 2011 as she sets off in her rowing boat from the river Thames near Tower Bridge at 1pm. Bring your whistles and hooters to speed her on her around the World challenge!
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In celebration of International Women’s Day Natracare will be continuing to focus on its global connection with women by supporting and promoting sanitation projects to improve young women’s health in Tajikistan.
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For too many years, women have been seduced into thinking that the fluffy white products which they buy in their colourful and crinkly wrappers each month, are somehow the best a girl can get ~ but alas, aggravation and education has finally brought home to women the realisation that these products are not what they seem.
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Looking forward to the summer festivals but dreading the dirty, cold, communal washing facilities? Then take a pack of Natracare’s Organic Cotton Baby Wipes with you to cleanse the mud and grime away at the end of each day.
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The Wave
07 December 2009
Over 60,000 people marched through the streets of London and Glasgow on December 5th ahead of the beginning of the two-week, UN climate summit in Copenhagen which starts on Monday 7th December 2009.
The Wave, organised by the Stop Climate Chaos coalition, saw 50,000 people encircle the Houses of Parliament calling on Prime Minister Gordon Brown to "make Copenhagen count".
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Natracare SISTERS send their congratulations to Sarah Outen, the first woman to row solo across the Indian Ocean, and the seventh woman in the world to row across any ocean. She arrived in Mauritius today after spending a gruelling 124 days at sea. She made it to the Mauritian reef at 19:26 local time today.
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Natracare is pleased to be a supporter of Teens Turning Green, a national coalition of teens educating peers and community members about healthy lifestyle choices and sustainability. They have announced the launch of Project Green Dorm, a campaign to encourage teens around the USA, to make eco-informed purchases around the age-old tradition of back-to-school.
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What we put onto or next to our skin is the most important beauty issue for many women, but how much are we aware of the impact on our skin of the types of feminine hygiene products we use?
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Moyra Bremner -The Ecologist
Agricultural pesticides have been linked to infertility, suicidal depression and the most horrific birth defects imaginable. It is time, insists Moyra Bremner that we realised that organic food is not simply a ‘lifestyle’ choice, but a matter of life over death.
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For over a decade, environmentalists, natural product manufacturers and NGOs have raised concerns, over, the impact of dioxins on our health.
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One third of people in the UK are breathing in or eating more cancer-causing dioxins in their daily diet than the recommended maximum dose, so the government is clamping down on emissions to try to reduce the danger.
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Exposure at a young age to certain chemicals in household cleaning products may increase the risk of developing asthma, according to an Australian study.
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are chemical irritants found in a variety of cleaning and DIY products including solvents, paint, polishes and glues. They are known to be triggers for many people with asthma, so the researchers set out to test the theory that they might also cause asthma to develop in young children.
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If we understand the benefits of eating natural foods and using natural skin care products, why are we still using un-natural feminine care products?
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In 1989, Natracare was developed as a direct response to environmental and health concerns about dioxin pollution, and today the natural pads and certified organic 100% cotton tampons are available worldwide, offering women a quality, natural choice...
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