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Trimble Makes $100,000 Donation to World Food Program USA
Observing World Food Day, international industrial company, Trimble, announced the donation of $100,000 to World Food Program USA to support relief efforts as economic crises across the globe continue to unfold, resulting in entire populations being hungry. World Food Program USA, the U.S. partner of the United Nations World Food Programme, mobilizes American policymakers, businesses, and individuals to advance the global movement to end hunger.
5 Beauty Brands that are Zero Waste
The past decade brought about not only more environmental mobilization but also an increase in consumer awareness. More and more, buyers are choosing eco-friendly brands over the cheapest, high plastic ones. The even greater news is that consumers no longer have to choose affordability over sustainability. For over a decade beauty companies have been taking the necessary steps towards a more sustainable beauty industry. It was about time!
The Wait for the Yankees Continues…
The competition against the Phillies, Rays, Red Sox, and other teams have been canceled. The delay on the spring games due to COVID-19 can affect the work schedules of the Yankee pitchers. 2022 marked the second season that was delayed by COVID-19, and this delay doesn’t make it any better for the team members because their training will be outdated. The players would have a challenge following up with the big leagues.
Olivia Rodrigo and Sustainable Fashion
Not only is Olivia Rodrigo a talented singer-songwriter, but she has also proven herself to be a fashion icon. Her style can be most accurately described as Gen Z style mixed with Y2K and a touch of grunge.
The singer recently talked about her love for sustainable fashion, which is a movement and process of fostering change to fashion products and the fashion system towards greater ecological integrity and social justice.
5 Reasons Why ‘Midi’ is the New ‘Mini’
Throughout my teenage years, I was dedicated to mini dresses. Anything that fell below the knee I deemed boring, unflattering, and out of style. However, the mid-length dress’ recent rise in popularity has led me to have a change of heart. After being gifted a gorgeous green midi dress from sustainable clothing store The Reformation, I have realized that midi dresses might be better than mini ones. Here’s why:
