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 MARCH/APRIL 2001 Vol. 23, No. 2 |
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| 10 | BRIGHT IDEA INVENTOR SOAKS IN LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL Dave Block Entrepreneur Ed Bender is at the end of the long, hard road to achieving his dream: manufacturing a portable, solar power pack. |
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| 13 | MAKING ORGANIC CLOTHING DESIGNING A HIGHER QUALITY OF LIFE In six years, a Minnesota clothing and design company has compiled a significant list of achievements. |
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| 14 | ECOENTREPRENEURIAL INSIGHTS LAUNCHING A COMPANY TO HEAL THE PLANET Ed Neff Cofounder of Seattle, Washington area firm tells what it’s like to “walk the walk” and follow your dreams. |
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| 16 | GREEN ... AND MORE PALLET REMANUFACTURER DIVERSIFIES TO HANDLE GROWTH Jeff Olawski When spring arrives, Pennsylvania pallet recycler reaches out to a gardening market with a mulch product that comes in all colors. |
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| 18 | WATER CONNECTIONS REDISCOVERING THE RECYCLED WATER INDUSTRY Christy Porter Humpert Growers in Salinas Valley, California provide a great example of the commercial value in using treated water to irrigate crops. |
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| 22 | FINANCING SUSTAINABILITY WHAT MAKES AN ENVIRONMENTAL DEAL BANKABLE? Steve Gutmann A commercial lender and credit analyst with a Portland, Oregon bank provides answers for In Business readers. |
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25 | EXPANDING ACCESS TO CAPITAL NETWORKS Mark Pomerantz The Seattle Social Investor Forums provide valuable lessons in building support for community-based nonprofits and their creative, entrepreneurial impulses. |
| 27 | WRITING ON GARLIC SKINS ENVIRONMENTALLY PREFERABLE PAPERMAKER Molly Farrell San Diego firm uses tree-free fiber that includes industrial hemp, junk mail, organic cotton trim and garlic skins. |
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| 30 | STARTING YOUNG TEENAGER SHAPES AN ENVIRONMENTAL CAREER Bill Lord James Park of Boone County, Arkansas shows how to turn an adolescent ethic into a business fit for adults. |
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| 32 | FROM THE MEDIA “W” ON GLOBAL WARMING; SMARTER ENERGY FOR SMALLER BIZ Kyoto agreement and high fuel costs provide different scenarios for not resolving — and resolving problems. |
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