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ADAPTIVE REUSE
ABANDONED BUILDINGS SET THE STAGE FOR ART
Amy Satkofsky
Vacant structures are being recast to revitalize downtowns, stimulate economies and promote artistry in all forms. |
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RAPIDLY GROWING “CLUB”
HOW TO SPOT A GREEN ENTREPRENEUR
Pamela J. Gordon
Ten clues reflect business management and personal style, while featuring both thoughtful leadership and quirky behavior. |
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MANY
SHADES OF GREEN
BEATING
THE ODDS FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY
Californian
turns his forestry background into a company that uses
waste wood as the main feedstock to develop alternative
fuels. |
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INVESTMENT RETURNS
HOT FUDGE FUND ADDS BOTTOM LINE FLAVOR
Jerome Goldstein
New venture capital targets companies that have a triple business objective — profits, societal goals and environmental improvement. |
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ENTREPRENEURIAL NONPROFIT
FLEXIBLE ASSEMBLY LINE PROVIDES UNIQUE BENEFITS
Joan Retsinas
Lewiston, Maine nonprofit provides rapid assembly services for clients, while improving the lives of its employees. |
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NATURAL
PET FOOD
BAKERY
GOES TO THE DOGS
From
rich desserts to gourmet crackers, baker now wins rave
reviews from four-footed canine consumers. |
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BLENDING
BIOLOGY AND BOTANY
A
NEW KIND OF GREEN FARMING
Gene
Logsdon
Unhampered by the cultural assumptions of conventional
agriculture, the Rickards of Ohio found a way to increase
product quality at a lower economic and ecological cost. |
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LOW IMPACT DEVELOPMENT
COMMUNITY LIVES THE SUSTAINABILITY VISION
Britt Faucette and Amy Satkofsky
Georgia project illustrates vitality of building on open space, energy-efficient designs, pedestrian-friendly planning, CSA organic farm and “zero organic waste” programs. |
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ENERGY-SAVINGS
OFF THE TOP
CALIFORNIA
BUSINESSES FIND NEW WAYS TO BE COOL
Peter
Asmus
Companies get rebates for replacing old “hot”
roofs, lowering their electricity costs. |
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EDUCATIONAL
INITIATIVE
REAPING
RENEWABLE ENERGY REWARDS
Foundation
operates a pilot biodiesel production facility that is
getting ready to expand. |
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ALTERNATIVE
BUILDING MATERIALS
STRAWBALE
BUILDINGS GAIN ACCEPTANCE
Spring
Thomas
Initially used in prairie land homes where wood was hard
to find, today’s strawbale technology is being used
across the country. |
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SUSTAINABLE
FUTURE
EARTH
DAY EVENTS CONNECT INVENTORS WITH ECOTECHNOLOGIES
Workshops
seek to foster business incubators turning out socially
responsible products and services. |
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GREEN
MARKETING
Jacquelyn
A. Ottman
The Power To Cross The Divide |
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SUSTAINABLE
COMMERCE
Rob
Young
Ten Years After |
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