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 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2000 Vol. 22, No. 6 |
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10 | ECOSHOPPING LIST HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT ARE GREEN YEAR-ROUND An amazing array of creative crafting awaits you — and the recipients of your selections. |
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13 | KITCHEN UTENSILS REBORN AS ART Dave Block Jim Opasik uses forks, pans and other discarded items to make sculptures fit for art aficionados and museums. |
| 15 | BEAUTIFUL PAPER AND THE DUNG DOOD IT Cyndi Foster came up with idea for “poopaper” while learning how to create paper from subarctic plants. |
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| 18 | GREEN BUILDING GREENING THE PRIVATE SECTOR Rick Barnett Companies and organizations across the U.S. promote green principles through construction projects, education, certification, publications and other initiatives. Part III |
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| 20 | DEVELOPERS REACH FOR SUSTAINABILITY Bob Sulnick and Gary Petersen Los Angeles area project provides living example of how to make green design a work-in-reality. |
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21 | NICHE MARKET OPPORTUNITIES BRINGING PEOPLE AND PRODUCTS BACK TO LIFE St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County, Oregon creates marketable products and jobs from wood, glass, and other discards removed from the waste stream. |
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| 23 | POWERFUL ALTERNATIVE WIND POWER TAKES ON NEW VITALITY Vermont company provides a great example of the potential for creating clean energy from windmills. |
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| 25 | ELECTRIC UTILITIES & RENEWABLE ENERGY Deregulation settlements make funds available so states like Pennsylvania can help clean power companies “cross the chasm” to commercial success. |
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26 | COOPERATIVE LIVELIHOOD INTEGRATING SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISE WITH CLOSE-KNIT COMMUNITY Sheldon Bogos Christmas tree farm and other sustainable businesses will support Pennsylvania’s first cohousing community. |
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| 28 | ECORETAIL/OFFICE COMPLEX THE CONSERVATION ECONOMY GETS A MARKET CENTER Diane Dulken Destined to be an “Environmental Landmark,” Ecotrust’s Natural Capital Center takes shape in Portland, Oregon. |
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| 29 | OFFICE AND RETAIL TENANTS AT THE NATURAL CAPITAL CENTER | |
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| 30 | GREEN MARKETING Jacquelyn A. Ottman Be Seen To Be Green |
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