HeyJaredPriscilla’s Newsletter
Inspiring, entertaining and most of all, hopeful news about the environment and about the people doing amazing work to better the planet
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Newsletter #103 (opens the original)
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Hello Friends,When I launched my brand and the first iteration of my online store in January 2009, my focus was on everyday lifestyle products that were free from unnecessary chemicals—healthier alternatives that, at the time, many people didn’t realize were available.Over the years, my focus and my work have evolved. Many of the planet-friendly products I once carried are now readily available at supermarkets, which is wonderful. But as one door has opened, another has become increasingly impor
Newsletter #102 (opens the original)
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Hello Friends,As another summer winds down, I hope it has been filled with wonderful experiences and memories. I certainly had a few unexpected experiences right here at home!One involved some extraordinary-looking mushrooms, which I’ve written about in this issue. The other was an unexpected encounter with a little snake I named Cha-Cha.I’ve never been particularly fond of snakes and would usually jump at the sight of one. But since June, this small, perfectly inoffensive garter snake—with its
Newsletter #101 (opens the original)
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curbs excess from within and taps the power of limits.~Janine BenyusDear Friends,Coincidentally, Janine Benyus appears three times in this newsletter. She is an extraordinary thinker, and the opening quote she wrote is nothing short of brilliant. Nature has been adapting and refining solutions for billions of years without our help. Now, we are finally beginning to look to nature’s ingenuity for inspiration as we search for better ways to solve our own challenges.I have been fascinated by waste
Celebrating this Newsletter! (opens the original)
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Knowing which conscious choices to make that reduce our use of natural resources, help protect and restore them, and deciding where to lend our support—from local policies to the people, businesses, nonprofits, and small brands working to create positive, healthy change that safeguards the future while nourishing the present.That is the purpose of this newsletter.It has been fun looking back at the stories I’ve shared since January 2022 and to realize how many of them are genuine success stories
Newsletter #100 (opens the original)
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curbs excess from within and taps the power of limits. ~ Janine M. Benyus, American science writer and innovatorDear Friends,Happy 100th Newsletter!Thank you to everyone who has been on this journey with me and supported these love letters to nature—and to all of you.When I began writing this newsletter, I made a promise to myself that every story I shared would spark a genuine sense of excitement and curiosity. I believe that knowledge shared from a place of love nourishes both the giver and th
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