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16 7:30 am: Brookfield Farmer's Market May 16, 2020 7:30 am – 1:00 pm Brookfield Central High School 2000 N. Calhoun Rd Brookfield, WI 53005 The Brookfield Farmers' Market is starting it's 30th year, and One Earth is excited to be a part of this important community event! Come out to the market and meet our associate Jill Weink, who is passionate about natural body care and doing right by People and Planet. Jill has just what you need: a tent full of hand sanitizer! Be sure to stop by! You'll also find fresh flowers, produce, baked goods, honey, local meats and much more. The Market is following Covid-19 precautions. Face masks are required, and patrons will be asked to maintain social distancing. Vendors will be set up with extra space between tents to maintain distancing. Hours are 7:30 am – 1 pm. This open air market gives you a chance to support local vendors and your health! More information Read more

Wood and paper products can be certified as sustainable if they meet certain criteria. What do these certifications mean, and how do they differ?

Thousands of trees are flushed or landfilled every day from the use of non-recycled toilet paper. We can help stop this with a simple choice!

The label “100% Recycled” must mean a product is pretty green, right? Not necessarily. It’s all about the post-consumer content…

Here’s a simple and fast way to save trees and money!

Trader Joe’s uses conflict palm oil in many of their products. Read the labels, and let them know you care!

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