Thanks for learning about safe toys and gifts all month long! We wish you a happy and healthy holiday season! For more information visit https://t.co/JMPD19z6oU and

Prevent Poisoning! Educate yourself about lead exposure from toys, symptoms of lead poisoning, and what kinds of toys have been recalled. Have your children wash their hands frequently and call your doctor if you suspect your child has been exposed to lead.  Get the Facts:

Accurate forecasting isn’t a single-model problem — it’s a data problem. Across enterprise + B2C customers, we keep seeing the same blocker: good forecasts require stitching together complex real-world signals. • Retail demand depends on promos, marketing, weather, and local

Looking for unique and sustainable gifts to give this year? Follow Reuse DC’s Holiday Shopping Guide to find vintage, secondhand, and upcycled gift ideas, while also shopping small and local this season. If you haven’t already, visit any of the flea markets around the District to

When shopping, look for labels that assure you the toys have passed a safety inspection. “ATSM F963-17” means the toy has met the American Society for Testing and Materials standards.  Learn more: https://t.co/jSTMIbReqI More on the SPPTTY Kids 14- and 18-inch Bicycles recall:

Where did @DOEE_DC upgrade an electric vehicle charger to add four high-capacity DC fast charging ports this year?

Individuals, orgs, businesses can all apply for #DistrictSustainabilityAwards! Encourage your favesthat are leading the way on creating a #SustainableDC to apply: https://t.co/dALidTlQga

Lead is often used in jewelry, including children's jewelry, to make the product heavier, brighten colors, and stabilize or soften plastic. There is an increased risk for buying lead based if it was purchased through informal and unregulated sources.

Choosing a school can feel overwhelming -- and I'm speaking from experience! EdFEST makes it easier — all DC public and public charter schools in one place. Don’t miss it! Details at https://t.co/39NuELmlhJ.

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This December, spread the joy safely! Choose toys that are safe, age-appropriate, and free from hazardous materials.

We’re counting down to @MySchoolDC EdFEST – DC’s citywide school fair! This is your opportunity to meet representatives from DC public and public charter schools! Register for free at https://t.co/39NuELmlhJ #EdFEST25

Here’s your chance for a spot at the upcoming @destinationdc Sustainability Summit! Apply for a #DistrictSustainabilityAward & winners are recognized at the summit! https://t.co/dALidTliqC

When gift giving, it is important to stop and ask yourself, “Is the gift I am giving lead safe?” Be in the know! Read more about lead in consumer products: https://t.co/UyXeNt90iW

Did you know that you can see a list of consumer products that have been recalled? Avoid the hazards and visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission website @USCPSC to see a list of toys and other items that have been recalled: https://t.co/AvKDrkhOFk

We’ve officially activated the first Extreme Cold Alert of the season in Washington, DC. ‌ Limit time outdoors, dress in layers, and bring your pets inside. Shelter hotline: (202) 399-7093 ‌ Together, let's stay safe and warm all winter long.

‘Tis the season to be sustainable! Check out Reuse DC’s Holiday Shopping Guide to find great ways to shop small and secondhand this year. Visit the many holiday markets with vintage and upcycled options, or any of the great thrift stores in the District. To read the full

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Warm cocoa 🍫+ a winter ready home = the perfect combo. Check out our tips below.