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 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2003 Vol. 25, No. 5
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| 10 | TELLING STORIES THAT CHANGE THE WORLD Tim Schlitzer A nonprofit organization uses TV, radio, Internet and video programs to educate the public worldwide about how sustainability is created in businesses and daily living. |
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| 13 | WHAT IT TAKES TO SELL AN ALL-NATURAL PESTICIDE Avery Yale Kamila Preparing to relaunch in 2004, Portland, Maine start-up gains support from business community when regulators force it to pull Anti-Pest-O off the market. |
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| 15 | OREGON AGENCY GREENS UP MAIN STREET AND RURAL REGIONS Marcia Danab In an era when some government agencies seek to operate like businesses, Oregon firms are benefiting from a model of cooperation spawned by Oregon Solutions. |
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| 18 | NEW SOLUTIONS TO HIGH COSTS OF IMPORTED OIL AND NATURAL GAS The search for renewable power sources is solving problems and spawning companies all over North America supplying tons of natural fertilizer at the same time. |
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| 20 | BIODEGRADABLE PLASTICS HIT THE MARKETPLACE The Toyota Motor Corporation is the latest major company to announce its plans to build a plant to produce bioplastics from vegetable matter. |
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| 22 | HELPING HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF Jesse White Retail warehouse in Sarasota, Florida offers an inventory of “embodied history” to provide individuals, designers, architects and builders with deconstructed materials. |
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| 23 | CAREER CHANGE LEADS TO RECYCLED PRODUCTS Mary Jarrett Denver-based company defines its products as having a quality appearance, competitive prices and being environmentally responsible. |
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BRINGING “COMMUNICATIONS POWER” TO INVESTORS Shareholders now have a way to tell corporations that they care about how their firms impact “quality of life” issues — globally as well as locally. |
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COMPANY FOUNDATION BUILT ON TOXIC-FREE TURF Maryland-based firm now has 72 franchise locations in 25 states plus a retail products division, providing organic-based lawn care to over 45,000 customers while generating $25 million in annual sales. |
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SWIMMING UPSTREAM IN A DOWNSTREAM WORLD Lorinda R. Rowledge Qualified customers meet up with qualified employees at Kay Hirai’s salons in Seattle, Washington. |
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BALLE BEAT Michelle Long Think Local First! |
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ECOSTYLE Delia Montgomery Hayrides, Workshops And Organic Christmas Trees |
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GREEN MARKETING Jacquelyn A. Ottman Know Thy Target |
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SUSTAINABLE COMMERCE Robert F. Young Working Farms + Working Families =Food Security |
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