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A Machine That Turns Rotten Groceries Into Energy? Meet the Guys Making Waste Useful.
The founders of Divert are using old produce to create energy, but they're also helping grocery stores waste less food.
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Here's why leaders must take recycling efforts to the next level through circularity.
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The state produces twice as much electricity as it uses, exporting the rest to nearby states.
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One man said he earned $64,000 a year with this trick.
How to Get Funding and Grants for Green Startups
As an eco entrepreneur, you've got options to get funding that will grow your business and protect the planet.
What Is Sustainable Entrepreneurship, and Why Does it Matter?
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4 Ways Small Companies Can Contribute to Global Change
Small businesses have contributed positively to the growth and development of economies in many ways. They are essential for global sustainability. Here's why.
Your Fast-Food Burger May Soon Come Wrapped in Seaweed
An Australian University and a German manufacturer are developing sustainable packaging made from seaweed.
This Solar-Powered Florida Town Was Built to Withstand Hurricanes. Did It Work?
Homes in Babcock Ranch are built on higher ground, protected by retention ponds, and powered by 650,000 solar panels.
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Why You Need to Build Sustainability Into Your Business Strategy
If you want to be a successful business for the foreseeable future, sustainability should be more than a buzzword for your company.
All That Litters Can Be Gold, According to McDonald's. The Fast Food Chain Is Designing Jewelry — With Your Trash.
The "Litter and Glamour" aesthetic isn't for everyone, but it comes with a noble cause.
