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 MAY/JUNE 2003 Vol. 25, No. 3 |
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| 10 | HOW THREE GREEN BUSINESSES SURVIVE THE U.S. TEXTILE INDUSTRY COLLAPSE Avery Yale Kamila In North Carolina, a T-shirt maker turns to biodegradable inks and organic cotton and a chemical supplier offers customers “cleaner” dyes, while a Michigan clothing firm relies on a women’s sewing cooperative. |
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| 14 | ECO-INDUSTRIAL PARKS CAN REBUILD LOCAL ECONOMIES Dan Emerson Minnesota projects provide valuable lessons in creating new opportunities to expand materials recovery and profitable returns in downtown locations. |
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| 17 | GREEN OFFICES ARE ABUILDING Companies like Toyota, Ford and Honda along with organizations like Chesapeake Bay Foundation and Scenic Hudson are changing the building outlook. |
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| 18 | CREATING A FARM IN THE NATION’S SIXTH LARGEST CITY David Biddle A partnership between Philadelphia’s Water Department and a community nonprofit launches an urban agriculture business. |
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| 21 | 1,000 GREEN ENTREPRENEURS The latest Chic Eco Directory is a utilitarian eye-opener on companies innovating in the green marketplace. |
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| 22 | FIGHTING FOR AN ECOPRODUCT Nora Goldstein When the Iowa state legislature passed a law to exempt Des Moines from a ban that led to increased compostin |
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| 24 | A TECHNOLOGY THAT CAN REVIVE URBAN AND RURAL ECONOMIES A new industry is taking shape to turn increasing pressures for improving water and soil quality into sales of digesters and green power. |
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| 27 | HANDS-ON SOLUTIONS TO WORLD POVERTY Workshops to be held September 29 to October 4, 2003 will seek to generate “cooperative partnerships” on major issues facing developing countries. |
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| 28 | THE ANSWER IS BLOWING IN THE WIND Vicky Uhland It’s not surprising that Quayle Hodek has lofty ambitions for his company, Renewable Choice Energy. After all, he’s selling wind. |
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| 30 | ECOFASHION Delia Montgomery Precious Wood |
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| 31 | GREEN MARKETING Jacquelyn A. Ottman Lessons From The Green Graveyard |
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| 32 | BALLE BEAT Lawry Hammel First National Balle Conference Targets Key Issues And Projects |
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