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7 Sustainable Ideas for Eco-Entrepreneurs [Visual]

November 23November 22Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged business, consignment store, earth friendly, ecofriendly, ecogreenlove, entrepreneur, green business, green restaurant, green solutions, infographic, insect farm, pet products, subscription box, sustainable, sustainable business5 Comments

The goal of any new business is to make money, but what if you could fill your bank account and help protect the planet?

There’s no shortage of benefits to starting an earth-friendly business. Today’s consumer is more eco-conscious than ever and no longer makes purchasing decisions based solely on price and quality. In fact, people are pushing brands to help them be more environmentally aware, 88% to be exact.

The visual below will show you 7 sustainable business ideas:

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The Advantages of Sustainable Manufacturing

January 30February 7Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged copper recycling, environment, green business, innovation, profit, Recycling, sustainable business, sustainable manufacturing1 Comment

A large and growing number of manufacturers are realizing substantial financial and environmental benefits from sustainable business practices. Sustainable manufacturing is the creation of manufactured products through economically-sound processes that minimize adverse environmental impacts while conserving energy and natural resources.

Sustainable manufacturing also enhances employee, community and product safety. Here are 5 reasons why companies are pursuing sustainability:

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Green Documentaries: Circular Economy

April 12April 11Posted in MediaTagged circular economy, green business, media, online documentary, Recycling, sustainability, sustainable business, video, zero wasteLeave a comment

Reblogged from MyTree.TV

Businesses around the globe produce nearly as much waste as they do product — almost 110 million tons annually in the US alone. Washington State spent more than 500 million dollars on waste disposal, recycling, and composting in 2009. But what is the real cost to business and the community?

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