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 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2001 Vol. 23, No. 4 |
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10 | FINDING THE MONEY INVESTORS WITH A MISSION Joan Retsinas The new community development financiers and venture capitalists are helping environmental companies grow — like the Boston area enterprises profiled here. |
| 13 | INVESTMENT FUND BOOSTS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Jo Ann Simmons-Abell West Virginia fund helps finance natural resource-based businesses in rural areas in such industries as specialty agriculture, wood products and ecotourism. |
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15 | AUDITING OPERATIONS SUSTAINABLE COFFEE IS FOR THE BIRDS — AND EVERYBODY ELSE Amy Satkofsky Specialty coffee company is dedicated to reducing environmental impacts from the time coffee is planted until it is sipped from a steaming cup. |
| 17 | ENTREPRENEURING CONNECTIONS DIVERSIFICATION UNLIMITED Carla Severe Oregon firm travels a road paved with wood that leads from energy services, landscaping and composting all the way to erosion control and blower trucks. |
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| 19 | DEMANUFACTURING POTENTIAL TRAINING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES TO RECYCLE COMPUTERS Pennsylvania nonprofit initiates program to teach disabled workers to take apart monitors, hard drives and other components for reuse. |
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20 | EXPANSION
STRATEGY PITTSBURGH FIRM PROVIDES LESSONS FOR GREEN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Nora Goldstein From creating a quality product to reaching diverse markets, the experiences at AgRecycle are valuable to many ecoentrepreneurs. |
| 22 | CREATIVITY ON RENEWABLE POWER ARTISTIC SUCCESS FUELED BY A FORMER LANDFILL In the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina, glass blower and clay potters start their own businesses — and benefit from lower energy costs. |
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A $60 MILLION COMPLEX COMPANY COMBINES CATTLE PRODUCTION WITH RENEWABLE ENERGY Closed loop project in Pierre, South Dakota will combine ethanol plant, beef feedlot, anaerobic digester and feed processing into a single integrated system. |
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26 | REVOLUTION ON THE ROAD CREATING A NEW GENERATION OF CARS Hypercar, Inc. takes the environment-friendly vehicle concept to the next level with its 100 mpg, affordability, and smart power distribution features. |
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IT FROM THE TOP BEFORE ZERO WASTE COMES PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY Eric Lombardi Now there’s a push for “take back” laws that make manufacturers responsible for end-of-life management of their products. |
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| 30 | LESS
POLLUTION, MORE PROFITS Corporate executives stop apologizing for spending money for cleanup, now that more income is the result. |
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| 31 | CONSTRUCTION
CHANGES GREEN BUILDING REACHES OUT Rick Barnett Oregon housing agency accepts task force recommendations to support green building in its current funding cycle for multifamily housing units. |
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| 32 | CONSTRUCTION
CHANGES THE NEXT CHAPTER Robert F. Young |
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