The average shower takes about 10 minutes. And, during that time we spend on average about 1 minute applying soap and shampoo.

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OPTION 1: Consider turning off the water in the shower when you’re soaping up! That amounts to 4 gallons of water saved!

OPTION 2: Consider shortening your shower by even 1 minute! Have fun, set the timer on your phone and see if you can shorten the time water is running.

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Now that you know what greenwashing is, you’re probably wondering how you can spot it.

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Here are quick tips to help you bypass the packaging & read the label:

TIP: Products can have what appear to be green packaging (or use of terms like “natural”), but the label may show long chemical-like ingredients. That could mean greenwashing.

TIP: False labels can also exist on products. A label can show a ‘certification’ by a third party that in reality doesn’t exist. Search for it online and check out if it’s for real.

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Source: Food Revolution

Stay tuned for more tips, and if you’re interested in reading more check out https://plana.earth/academy/how-to-spot-greenwashing/

Remember that car company (who we’ll avoid naming) who claimed their vehicles would clear emissions testing.....only to find out they knowingly added software that altered performance during a test!

Or, the company that claimed their chicken was antibiotic-free.....even though that wasn’t the case?

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If you haven’t head the term before, it’s called “greenwashing.” Companies knowingly use deceptive practices to let you know that their products are sustainable.

WHY SHOULD YOU CARE? Environmental problems only stay the same (or even get worse), rather than getting better. Your intentions are to help, yet you’re being misled.

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Stay tuned for Part 2 where we help you learn how to spot greenwashing!