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Paige Bennett

Paige Bennett is an editor of Inhabitat who is passionate about living sustainably. Based in Los Angeles, Paige loves to explore her surroundings and go on spontaneous adventures. When she isn't out and about, Paige also enjoys decorating her apartment, enjoying a cup of coffee and experimenting in the kitchen (with local, seasonal ingredients, of course!). Aside from serving as an editor of Inhabitat, Paige also writes for INSIDER and EuroCheapo. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Journalism from Ohio University and holds a certificate in Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies. She also specialized in sustainable agriculture while pursuing her undergraduate degree.
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Appalachian Beekeeping Collective boosts pollinators and supports beekeepers

Oh, honey. This ultra-sweet concoction is nature’s candy, a product of hardworking bees. It can be controversial...

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Boost your morning with mushroom coffee in sustainable packaging

For many people, the real highlight of any morning is coffee. Whether it’s a slow, sleepy Saturday or the rush...

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Aerie launches REAL GOOD swimwear made with recycled nylon

Whether you plan to swim laps, go diving or just sunbathe in the backyard, Aerie’s new collection of sustainable...

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Vellabox delivers natural, artisan candles to your door

Subscription boxes can be a great way to treat yourself each month or surprise a loved one with a thoughtful, curated...

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Artist creates mesmerizing paintings using coal pollution from local streams

You gaze at a vibrant collision of color. Are you looking at the Earth? Is this bacteria under a microscope? Is...

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How to make vegetable broth with scraps to reduce food waste

Food waste is a major dilemma in today's world, and throwing out even vegetable scraps contributes to the problem....

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How to make Easter eggs using natural dyes

With Easter right around the corner and many activities canceled because of COVID-19, there’s no better time...

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Building homes that fight against climate change

Even with concerted efforts to curb climate change, it’s clear we are already living through the effects of a...

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This zero-waste espresso machine is powered by human strength

While cafe-worthy espresso machines still lie out of the price range for most people, there are more and more affordable...

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We tested the GoSun Go solar oven — here’s what we thought

The idea of cooking a delicious meal just by using the power of the sun is enticing, and GoSun Go is making it...

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Add this all-in-one natural skincare to your bathroom counter

Imagine having silky smooth, intensely hydrated skin, even in the dead of winter. This dream can be a reality with...

Sway natural deodorants

This skincare and natural deodorant is made from apple cider vinegar

Transitioning to natural skincare isn’t always easy. If you’ve used conventional products for years, it can...

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Lather is the PETA-approved skincare that reminds us all to slow down

From its natural ingredients to its carbon-neutral operations and its eco-friendly packaging, you’re going to...

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Meet the all-natural face cleanser that will change your mornings

Most people wouldn’t mind starting the day with a bowl of warm, sweet oatmeal. So imagine taking that level of...

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