 also has earned the trademark seal of The Vegan Society that further certifies its status as vegan and cruelty-free.
Are the Brand’s Practices Ethical?
Wild Deodorant is a brand that has gained popularity for its all-natural ingredients and ethical production practices. In addition, the brand’s sustainability statement makes it clear why it is highly ethical.
For starters, the company only uses ingredients sourced from sustainable and environmentally friendly farms. Even the palm oil is sourced from RSPO-certified palm oil sources.
Overall, the brand avoids using ingredients that could potentially harm local ecosystems.
In addition, Wild Deodorant packaging is made from recycled materials and is fully recyclable. The company also takes steps to offset its carbon emissions and support renewable energy initiatives.
These factors contribute to making Wild Deodorant an ethical choice for consumers looking for a natural and eco-friendly option.
How to Avoid Cruel Deodorant Brands?
Are you concerned about the possible animal-tested Deodorants? If so, you are not alone. The majority of customers still use products that have been tested on animals in oblivion.
Here are some tips on how to avoid Cruelty-Free Deodorants.
Firstly, look for certain third-party certifications on the product’s packaging. For instance, cruelty-free Deodorants often have the Leaping Bunny logo on them.
This logo is a symbol of cruelty-free International, an organization that works to end animal testing.
Second, check the ingredients list to ensure that none of the ingredients have been tested on animals. Also, make sure that the ingredients are only plant-sourced or synthetic.
Finally, google the brand and see if it conducts animal testing. Also, you can find plenty of resources and reviews to give you a clear picture.
Wild Deodorant is 100% cruelty-free and vegan. All of its products are eco-friendly with plant-sourced or synthetic ingredients.
Plus, their prices are very reasonable. Therefore, you can feel good about both your hygiene and your wallet. So, if you’re looking for cruelty-free deodorants, Wild Deodorant is a worthy option.Senates Blocks Net Neutrality Rules Resolution
- November 14, 2011
- Living in Tech
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Freedom of speech and the Internet will remain where it is — at least for the moment — because a Senate resolution to overturn the Federal Communications Commission’s open Internet rules failed.
To understand the importance of the measure, you first have to understand how the Internet works. Each time when we use the Net to to send an e-mail, play a game, make a phone call, download a song or watch an online video, we’re using it to communicate with other parties. Between our computer and the ones we’re interacting with, there are many more computers, routers and wires. Data flows through servers, which are operated by the ISP (Internet Service Providers — the ones we pay for Internet services), and from there across some systems that make up the Internet and process the data according to a set of rules known as the “Internet Protocol,” or IP.
Usually, users don’t think about this process and tend to believe that our digital data flows between parties we choose to communicate with — automatically and unaltered.
The Threat
ISPs control our Internet experience. How can they threaten our privacy? Easily.
Every time we do something online, the ISP can see, interfere and limit our actions. With today’s technology, they can even get into our secure computer and watch everything we do. And that’s not all: ISPs can force us to use their own software applications and filter out content we want to visit — but they don’t want us to see.
Some examples of ISPs who’ve restricted user access:
- AT&T proposed a software anti-piracy program in order to find out if their users were infringing content, and managed to restrict access to some websites.
- BellSouth denied some customers access to MySpace and YouTube due to their refusal to pay for BellSouth’s quality of service package.
- Cingular blocked PayPal in order to force users to use another online payment service, Direct Bill.
The FCC’s rules will curb such practices. Since the effort in the Senate to overturn them failed 46-52, we’re out of the woods for now.
November 14, 2011 at 11:41 am, Fred Bosick said:
The vote should have been 0-100. It’s disheartening how close it was.FanGraphs | Jeff Sullivan: We know here that the impact of managers is minimal at best, and we’re not necessarily privy to the hidden value from behind the scenes work, but the fact is that Aaron Boone screwed up big time and did not put the Yankees in the best position to win. Gary Sanchez could have won the game on the near-grand slam, but Boone watched win probability slip away on back-to-back nights.
Baseball Prospectus | Rob Mains: Attendance was down across the league so... why? A lot of it, yes, can be attributed to the poor weather in April and May, but long-term problems could arise from the fact that attendance is still slightly sagging overall. The league can make a similar amount of money on a smaller number of fans, but the character of the sport could change.
The Athletic | Mark Simon ($): Here are some things, defensively, to keep an eye out for in the LCS: the Red Sox having Mookie Betts and a very good infield; the Astros’ use of defensive shifts; the Brewers’ utilization of Lorenzo Cain and Christian Yelich; and, the Dodgers’ pitch framing.
MLB.com | Mike Petriello: The Dodgers employ a number of platoon options, like Max Muncy, Matt Kemp, and Yasiel Puig, so it makes sense to align your pitching accordingly, so recommends starting Jhoulys Chacin in game one, followed by a bullpen game, Gio Gonzalez, then tandem starters.By AGENCE FRANCE PRESSE, Brasília, Brazil, Aug 17 – Campaigning for Brazil’s wildly unpredictable presidential race officially got under way on Thursday with jailed former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s name amongst the 13 candidates formally registered.
Candidates and their parties are now authorized to petition voters on the streets and online ahead of the October 7 poll.
Environmentalist candidate Marina Silva, one of the front-runners, visited a health center in Sao Paulo while releasing an internet video calling on Brazilians to “make the change,” after twice before falling short in presidential elections.
Former banker Henrique Meirelles of the center-right Democratic Movement party of unpopular outgoing President Michel Temer, promised on social media to deliver economic growth.
Former Sao Paulo governor Geraldo Alckmin of the center-right Social Democratic Party was due to take part in a women’s meeting in his stronghold later in the day.
The 72-year-old is serving a 12-year sentence for accepting a seaside apartment as a bribe and under Brazil’s clean slate law he is likely to be prevented from standing.
The electoral court has until September 17 to rule on Lula’s candidacy and should he be barred, another former Sao Paulo governor, Fernando Haddad, would likely run in his place.
Lula still leads in the presidential polls ahead of right-winger Jair Bolsonaro, with Alckmin and Silva coming next.
Polls suggest voters are disillusioned with the state of their country as it struggles with recession and reels from a raft of corruption scandals.
Voting is obligatory in Brazil but some polls suggest at least a third of voters would skip it while another poll said a third were planning on deliberately spoiling their ballot.Ten years after the Egyptian revolution shook the world, a vicious military regime has detained tens of thousands without trial in dire conditions. This briefing for trade union activists highlights the cases of six socialist activists who are currently detained on spurious charges. They include journalists, a public transport worker, lawyers and a human rights researcher.
A veteran socialist activist and labour journalist. Hisham was a key figure in organizing against the war on Iraq, and in solidarity with striking workers and independent trade unions. He was arrested on 25 June 2019 and accused of “economic conspiracy to fund a terror organization.” Family members and lawyers have grown increasingly concerned for his health as he has been denied medical examinations and treatment for both a pre-existing pathology in his back vertebrae and new health conditions, including digestive and dental problems, for more than month.
Deliberate medical neglect is shockingly common in Egyptian prisoners, and those in “pre-trial” detention like Hisham are even more vulnerable than those who have been convicted. Nearly 70 detainees died between January and November 2020 from medical neglect, and there were dozens of appeals and complaints from prisoners and their families during the same period.
A socialist activist and human rights lawyer from Alexandria.  Mahienour has represented worker and political activists as well organising solidarity for refugees.
disseminating false news.” While in detention, prosecutors have continued to accuse him of new “crimes”, including agitating on social media from jail.
beliefs, and organise themselves to defend their social rights.
Two years later, the military overthrew elected president Mohamed Morsi and massacred his supporters in the worst acts of peacetime violence in the modern history of the country. This paved the way for a systematic assault on political freedoms and social rights: tens of thousands were jailed, not