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The best toothpaste tablets

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By Corinne Iozzio
| one5c
Of the disposable plastics filling up our shower shelves and medicine cabinets, toothpaste tubes are among the most unavoidable. Soap, shampoo, conditioner, and shaving cream all come in bar form. A stainless-steel safety razor can replace countless single-use blades. You could even opt for silk or plant-based floss and trade your throwaway toothbrush for an electric one that’ll last years.
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Affordability is a climate issue

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By Corinne Iozzio
| Yahoo Verified
Rido/Adobe Stock (Rido/Adobe Stock) The number of people who care about the climate but don't vote could swing an election—including this year's midterms. Between 12 and 13 million people who worry about the impacts of a warming world don’t vote in midterm elections, according to an estimate shared with one5c by the Environmental Voter Project (EVP), a nonpartisan nonprofit focused on increasing turnout among climate voters. One reason for such a spread?
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Affordability is a climate issue

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By Corinne Iozzio
| one5c
The number of people who care about the climate but don't vote could swing an election—including this year's midterms. Between 12 and 13 million people who worry about the impacts of a warming world don’t vote in midterm elections, according to an estimate shared with one5c by the Environmental Voter Project (EVP), a nonpartisan nonprofit focused on increasing turnout among climate voters. One reason for such a spread?
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