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Learn about sustainability and eat well at MOM’s Organic Market
My wife and I have been shopping at the local MOM’s organic market for years due to the great selection of produce and the friendly staff. I also really enjoy all the signage they have touting their efforts toward becoming … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Business Profile, Energy, Marketing
Tagged carbon offsets, organic, wind
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The State of Sustainable Business in America – Help us help you
We have posted over 150 Green Business Matters blogs during the last year and a half and thought we should step back for a moment and take a look at the service we are providing. To do this we would … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Environment, Marketing
Tagged 2012, Baltimore, Columbia, feedback, Green, green business, green business profiles, hocoblogs@@@, Howard County, Ned Tillman, sustainability
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Eco-friendly gifts
By Danielle Angeline ‘Tis the season for going green, from decking the halls to hanging LED holiday lights. Why not take another step toward going green and green your gifts? Here is a little guidance to get you shopping in … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Opportunities, People
Tagged Danielle Angeline, eco-friendly gifts, Green gifts, recycle, reuse, shopping
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Making a business case for sustainability
Proof that going green will enhance a business’s bottom line is a Holy Grail that sustainability champions the world over seek. Yes, it’s the right thing to do for the planet. Yes, it’s the right thing to do for people. … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Marketing, Opportunities
Tagged Empire State Building, Go Flushless, green market is less price-sensitive, greenwashing, Guerrilla Marketing Goes Green, indoor vertical gardens, Johnson Controls, Rocky Mountain Institute, Shel Horowitz, zero-waste operations
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Sustainability, press releases and genius
As a business writer, I am often called upon to write press releases for clients who are doing important work in the sustainability realm. To improve the chances of getting a piece published, I strive to hand editors a finished story rather than … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Opportunities, People, Technology
Tagged editor, genius, getting a press release published, news, newsworthy, press release, publish
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BridgePath Scientific capitalizes on opportunities for reuse
“We have a number of sustainability best practices that we attempt to follow,” said Patrick Haley (pictured), president and CEO at BridgePath Scientific in Frederick, Md. “We run a lot of the standard programs, like recycling, but what sets us … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Business Profile, Environment, Marketing, Opportunities, Technology
Tagged BridgePath, carmax, centrifuge, credentialing, credentials, equipment, freezer, Haley, hocoblogs@@@, incubator, lab, laboratory, Patrick, Scientific, scientist, used
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Educated Cleaners educates consumers
When Brian Dubin wants to silence doubters, he drinks some of his cleaning solution in front of them. “I know what’s in it; it’s our own formula,” said Dubin, business developer for Educated Cleaners of Potomac, Md. Dubin’s antics aren’t … Continue reading
Cornering the market on green plumbing
In calling around recently for a plumber to come do a repair for me, I found that not one of them differentiated themselves as the Green Plumber. Clearly there is an opportunity to stake out a leadership role in this business sector. … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Environment, Marketing, Opportunities
Tagged blue piping, chemicals, drain cleaners, garbage disposal, green plumber, hocoblogs@@@, hot water, opportunities, plumber, plumbers, savings, shower, toilet, water usage
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The value of plants
I regularly hear that people have moved to the town where I live because of the trees and open space. Yes, jobs are important and may be the main reason why people move, but they often specifically pick my town … Continue reading