Night cream by Kadalys. One of my favorite brands that gives back and cares about their environmental impact. Check them out! I really enjoyed the texture of this cream. It’s lightweight and easily absorbed by your skin. It makes for a great pre makeup moisturizer, and will also be great for summer time moisture or for those with oily skin. If you have dry skin like me, just use a little more.
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Hey, yanno how Climate Change is a real thing that is tangibly, at this moment, affecting our world?
Well it turns out, the wealthy and their investment firms have been seeing the mounting evidence that oil companies have had for decades and are slowly starting to think more long-term about their portfolios in the face of rising sea levels, more extreme weather, and the myriad of ways climate crises are affecting...well. Everything. Maybe this means they invest more into sustainability, green energy, building more resilient infrastructure, or carbon offsets. Some of it, of course, is simple corporate greenwashing, but there are those that are taking this trend and packaging it into something called ESG (Environmental, Social, and corporate Governance).
Now some people would say this is predictable, even sensible. Just the good ol’ Free Market(tm) rationally responding to market forces and a changing world.
But those people would be fools! Insidious fools! For conservative sorcerers have come out with a new cursed phrase to explain this new market trend: Woke Investing.
What makes this investing “woke?” Well, much like how conservatives normally flounder when trying to define a word they stole from black people, “Woke Investing” essentially just means any kind of capital investment that they, the fossil fuel billionaire class and their sycophants, don’t personally profit from.
One of these aforementioned sycophants is Andy Puzder, conservative commentator, fellow at The Heritage Foundation, and former fast-food CEO. He calls this kind of so-called woke investing “socialism in sheep’s clothing,” further explaining in leaked audio of a closed-door meeting:
“My father's generation's challenge was the Nazis, who, by the way, were, of course, very proud socialists[citation fucking needed]. The challenge of my generation was the communists, who were, of course, very committed socialists. The challenge of your generation is ESG investing, and it's more insidious than communism or the Nazis.”(source)
You heard it here first, folks. Not investing as much in fossil fuels is more insidious than the Third Fucking Reich.
As usual, the Heritage Foundation is putting their petro-chemical donor’s money where their mouth is. Bills are being proposed to blacklist banks that don’t invest in key state industries, such as West Virginia coal or Texas oil. Fourteen states have already passed bills to restrict ESG-type investing, with Florida Governor Ron “Bullies Kids for Wearing Masks” Desantis leading the charge.
In other words, Climate Denial has reached such a point that so-called Free Market Conservatives who claim to hate big government are trying to make it illegal for banks, investment firms, and financial institutions to make any financial decisions that acknowledges Climate Change is real.
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really wish celebs who are already disgustingly wealthy would stop creating “environmentally friendly” makeup/skincare brands and realize that the more environmentally friendly thing to do is to simply stop creating new makeup/skincare brands all together
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June Plant Based Challenge
Pick five things that you buy regularly and switch them to vegan versions.
Example:
1. Dairy milk chocolate -> Nomo chocolate
2. Gallon of cows milk -> Carton of So Good Oatmilk
3. Wool socks -> Bamboo socks
4. Neutrogena face masks -> The Body Shop face masks
5. Smith’s Salt and Vinegar potato chips-> Thins Salt and Vinegar potato chips
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I'm trying to commit to not buying new stuff in some sort of attempt to do deranged consumer centric ethics. also to save money. however even the good thrift store 25 damned miles away has jack shit in larger baby sizes and also it is all ugly as sin. so here I go to the dreaded resale websites. however I am rashly deciding that if I am going to do that I might as well buy high end stuff that costs like $46 for one onesie when it's new.
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