K-C rolls out new eco-friendly diapers - Paris News
The Kimberly-Clark plant in Paris is rolling out a new line of environmentally friendly diapers expected to be on store shelves later this month, according to an announcement by the parent corporation. Huggies Pure & Natural diapers are billed as a
Printer friendly - Record Searchlight
The Record Searchlight indicated there were 25 school districts in Shasta County with its relatively small population. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to figure out if it’s beneficial to have that many districts, or rather they should all be
Making ‘green’ choices isn’t as simple as it seems - Stamford Advocate
Robert Lane of San Francisco loads the back of his car with bags of groceries outside a Safeway store in that city. It takes more water and energy to make paper bags than it does to produce plastic bags. Neither breaks down particularly fast in a
Guitars, drums and DIAPERS? - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Magnolia Hammel, at a Mates of State soundcheck in New York City, tours with her parents, Kori Gardner and Jason Hammel. If you think traveling with children is as hard as touring in a rock band, try doing both at the same time. These groups do. S
It’s not easy BEING GREEN - Chicago Sun-Times
The messages come from everywhere: Save the planet. Reduce your carbon footprint. Be eco-wise. But how do consumers decide which product or action is healthier or more environmentally friendly? Sometimes the choices are clear; other times they’re
Kid Tips: Five kids, 25,000 diapers - Contra Costa Times
THERE ARE big numbers in the diaper business. Parents change 5,000 diapers per child. That means that those of you with five or more children have changed more than 25,000 diapers. That’s an incredible achievement. Fifty million disposable diapers
Pampers vs. Huggies? Cloth vs. Disposables? Diaper Wars Heat Up - Wall Street Journal
Parents have a wide variety of diaper choices. The diaper wars are heating up. The WSJ reported yesterday how big diaper manufacturers are duking it out for their most prized consumers: new moms. Winning over new mothers is critical for the diaper
K-C rolls out new eco-friendly diapers - Paris News
The Kimberly-Clark plant in Paris is rolling out a new line of environmentally friendly diapers expected to be on store shelves later this month, according to an announcement by the parent corporation. Huggies Pure & Natural diapers are billed as a
Printer friendly - Record Searchlight
The Record Searchlight indicated there were 25 school districts in Shasta County with its relatively small population. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to figure out if it’s beneficial to have that many districts, or rather they should all be
Making ‘green’ choices isn’t as simple as it seems - Stamford Advocate
Robert Lane of San Francisco loads the back of his car with bags of groceries outside a Safeway store in that city. It takes more water and energy to make paper bags than it does to produce plastic bags. Neither breaks down particularly fast in a
Guitars, drums and DIAPERS? - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Magnolia Hammel, at a Mates of State soundcheck in New York City, tours with her parents, Kori Gardner and Jason Hammel. If you think traveling with children is as hard as touring in a rock band, try doing both at the same time. These groups do. S
It’s not easy BEING GREEN - Chicago Sun-Times
The messages come from everywhere: Save the planet. Reduce your carbon footprint. Be eco-wise. But how do consumers decide which product or action is healthier or more environmentally friendly? Sometimes the choices are clear; other times they’re
Kid Tips: Five kids, 25,000 diapers - Contra Costa Times
THERE ARE big numbers in the diaper business. Parents change 5,000 diapers per child. That means that those of you with five or more children have changed more than 25,000 diapers. That’s an incredible achievement. Fifty million disposable diapers
Pampers vs. Huggies? Cloth vs. Disposables? Diaper Wars Heat Up - Wall Street Journal
Parents have a wide variety of diaper choices. The diaper wars are heating up. The WSJ reported yesterday how big diaper manufacturers are duking it out for their most prized consumers: new moms. Winning over new mothers is critical for the diaper