Ways to Help You Save Money as Well as the Planet
By Steve Adams

When economic times are good, the spirit of altruism seems to come to the forefront. Individuals and organizations look for ways they can make a positive impact on other people and their surroundings — even if it costs them a little more. Making sure the business is environmentally-friendly is one of those activities.

Entrepreneur Creates Eco-Friendly Business after Noting Scrap Silk Material Destined For Landfills
By Home Business Magazine

What do you think of when you look at a knot? Jasmine Fullman thinks of friendship, goodwill, peace, prosperity and happiness; these are the foundation values of Naturally Knotty. Jasmine is the founder and owner of Naturally Knotty, a home-based business that creates and sells a wide spectrum of one-of-a-kind eco-fashions for women, including totes, clutches, wraps, baby items, and more.

Ways for Small Businesses to Save Money without Spending Money

By GREENandSAVE.com

Do you own a small business?  Are you strapped for cash?  Do you find it hard to pay your vendors or employees?  The economic downturn is prompting business owners to reexamine all costs to figure out where they can cut down.  The perception is that going green costs more money, but that isn’t true. The following are small adjustments that any business can take that will save a bundle — for free!

Most Online Shoppers Believe Ecommerce Companies Should Look to Green Service Providers

Web hosting company 1&1 Internet Inc. (http://www.1and1.com), today released research conducted in association with Wired Magazine which identifies the latest “green expectation” from consumers — that virtual shops should now run more green operations.

Organic T-Shirt Company Has a Global Mission

Who knew that Jennifer Capaci would have gone from working in an accounting division at a law firm to being a stay-at-home mom to now owning her own organic t-shirt company that gives back to charity?

Making Green a Reality in your Home Business
 
Mia Gallina’s mother, who has run her own fish business for many years in the Philippines (first out of her home), is the reason Mia always dreamed of starting dream her own home-based business, and she is Mia’s inspiration in making Mia’s a reality.

Think Green
By Priscilla Y. Huff

If you love the outdoors and have a concern for the future of our planet, here are environmentally-friendly business ideas to consider for your own “green” venture.