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 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2001 Vol. 23, No. 5 |
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| 10 | ECOSHOPPING LIST HOME AND PLANET TOP TEN GIFT PICKS Purveyor of sensible furnishings for the home and garden selects holiday gifts — all made from recycled materials! |
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| 12 | USING RESOURCES TO AVOID THE "WRAP TRAP" |
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| 13 | CRAFTING POSITIVE CHANGE DRIVING ECONOMICS AND DESIGN WITH THE SAME ENGINE Arts council in South Carolina partners with the local Economic Devleopment Corp. to expand markets and community awareness. |
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| 14 | THE BUSINESS OF FLAVOR SEEKING OUT GREAT-TASTING FOODS Mark Musick From his start as commercial fisherman in Alaska to his supplying the "perfect peach" to Seattle supermarkets, Jon Rowley has learned the true meaning of food quality. |
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| 15 | FOOD PROFESSIONALS AND A "WEDDING PRESENT" |
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| 18 | LIFECYCLE IMPACT PAVING THE PATH TO PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP Institute works with public agencies and industry leaders to promote environmental responsibility in the marketplace. |
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20 | SUSTAINABLE STYLE IN BUSINESS FOR BABY Amy Satkofsky Two California mother use organic cotton to design a line of baby clothes now sold in ecostores and on their web site. |
| 21 | COMPATIBLE PATHS IN BUSINESS |
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CRAFTING HOMES GREEN GROW THE BUILDINGS IN ATLANTA Regional manufacturers, construction firms and organizations partner for affordable, earth-friendly homes and communities. |
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WHAT IT TAKES TO BUILD HEALTHY HOMES Andrew Pace Family-owned business travels full circle to reach a secure, sustainable destination. |
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SERVICE WITH ZERO WASTE THE INN AT THE END OF THE TRAIL Victoria Streib In the northeast Georgia mountains, there is an ecologically-operated inn a mile off the Appalachian Trail. |
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EMERGING INDUSTRY POWER FROM RECYCLED ORGANICS Jerome Goldstein Young companies, new policies, creative investors and university researchers are fueling the economy and building our nation's energy security. |
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NEW POLICIES COULD "LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD" |
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LEGENDS AND SOLUTIONS ISLAND OPERATION YIELDS MAGICAL SOIL AMENDMENTS Hawaiian company composts everything from yard trimmings to wood to manure to food residuals and markets Menehune Magic blends. |
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