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Sri Lanka: Just How 'Green' Is That Shirt?

Christian Science Monitor: Prove it! That's how consumers ought to respond when presented with "guilt-free, socially responsible" products. Spurred by consumer interest (and "green" profits), retailers now fill their stores with everything from No Sweatshop garments to sustainable timber. You can feel good about buying a T-shirt made without using child labor, or in purchasing ecofriendly detergent, fair-trade coffee, even "responsible" jewelry. But judging competing social ... Read »
Created by danny Created 22 weeks 4 days ago – Made popular 22 weeks 4 days ago
Category: Environment

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