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NATURAL PRODUCTS MARKET
ORGANIC FLOWER COMPANY BLOSSOMS
Amy Satkofsky
Entrepreneurs introduce organically grown flowers to the fresh-cut flower market. |
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FRESH LOCAL FOOD
THE FOOD EVOLUTION IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Mark Musick
Thirty years of progress are evident from growth in Tilth members, organic farms, community supported agriculture and farmers’ markets. |
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FROM
FARM FIELDS TO DINING TABLES IN FLORIDA
Nancy
Roe
Surrounded by many thousands of potential customers, a
hard-working couple develop a sustainable vegetable
production system for the subtropical climate and market. |
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PHILADELPHIA CAFE SERVES FLAVOR AND SUSTAINABILITY
Judy Wicks and her White Dog Enterprises show the many ways to be a potent force for local living economies. |
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THESE LITTLE PIGS TAKE A SHORT CUT TO MARKET
Cindy Green
Minnesota farm switches to straw-raised, pasture-grazed, antibiotic-free hogs and launches a more profitable direct to market operation. |
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THE
EDIBLE SCHOOLYARD SETS AN EXAMPLE
Unique
project in California puts locally grown food on
cafeteria tables and promotes an overall sense of
well-being for students. |
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BRINGING
GREEN INTO THE GRID
GROWING
A WIND POWER COMPANY IN THE MIDWEST
Dan
Emerson
Ten-year-old Northern Alternative Energy projects $6
million revenues for 2002, as Greg Jaunich and his
partners keep making the right decisions. |
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CLEANER POWER BLOWS INTO THE MID-ATLANTIC REGIONS
A for-profit company called Community Energy, Inc. serves as a catalyst to market wind energy to homes, businesses, colleges and government agencies. |
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OFFSHORE
WINDS STUDIED FOR POWER ON LAND
While
critics warn about disturbing birds, fisheries and
tourists, windmill proponents see the future of renewable
energy. |
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MAINE
PROJECT MAKES DIESEL FUEL FROM USED COOKING OIL
Biodiesel
Center at Chewonki Foundation turns a waste product from
local restaurants into engine fuel and heat — and
evaluates potential for a profitable start-up. |
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WASTE
DIVERSION SERVICES
MATCHMAKING
IN NEW YORK CITY
Program
gives new life to materials through an innovative
management
and exchange program. |
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GREEN
MARKETING
Jacquelyn
A. Ottman
Wake Up To The Truth About Green Consuming |
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SUSTAINABLE
COMMERCE
Rob
Young
Reconstruction |
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