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Erneut ist der Schoggiproduzent Lindt&Sprüngli wegen Kinderarbeit in den Schlagzeilen.
https://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/ghana-kinderarbeit-auf-kakaoplantagen-von-lindt-lieferanten-956103932240
Glücklicherweise gibt es aber Alternativen, die nicht nur besser schmecken, sondern auch fairer produziert werden und der Umwelt weniger schaden.
https://www.chocolatescorecard.com/

Meine persönlichen Tipps: gebana.com oder die Fairafric-Schoggi bei claro.ch

Noch etwas Hintergrund und ebenfalls tolle Schokolade: https://www.blick.ch/schweiz/anja-glover-auf-bittersuesser-mission-sie-klaert-ueber-die-schattenseiten-von-schoggi-auf-id16701525.html
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Good idea: Refill your inkjet cartridges.

https://www.wikihow.com/Refill-an-Inkjet-Printer-Cartridge

https://www.inkjets.com/blog/how-to-refill-ink-cartridge/

In a consumerist society like this, refilling your Inkjet cartridges may be a good idea to save a lot of bucks while being more eco-friendly.
Every cartridge can be easily refilled up to four, five or six times while barely affecting the printing quality and then be normally disposed without doing extra annoying steps.

In case your cartridge has a chip:
https://cash4toners.com/how-to-reset-ink-cartridge/

🙏thanks to one of our ministers for suggesting
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Good idea: give unhoused people money not paternalistic solutions

https://futurism.com/homeless-750-basic-income

The idea of giving homeless people money, no questions asked, is a perennially controversial topic. The common argument against handing cash to the unhoused is that they'll spend most of it on drugs, liquor, or cigarettes because of addiction issues.

But a recently published study from California seems like compelling evidence to the contrary. In 2022, a team of researchers from the University of Southern California, working with the San Francisco-based nonprofit Miracle Messages, studied the impact of giving $750 per month to 103 randomly selected homeless people in the San Francisco Bay area and Los Angeles County for a year