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Going Green? Get Government Help for Your Business

Marcia Wade Talbert Aug 20, 2009

With the abundance of databases to search, eligibility requirements to meet, and forms to fill out, applying for government programs can be complicated and time consuming. But when it comes to government programs for energy efficient products, getting into the green swing of things might be a little less complicated than it appears.

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Green Growth, Green Renewal

BlackEnterprise.com Aug 6, 2009

Several green housing developments have cropped up across the nation in urban and inner-city areas where companies and organizations have found a way to not only revive communities and their inhabitants, but help preserve the planet.

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Saving the Green While Going Green

Janell Hazelwood Jul 23, 2009

You’ve probably heard proponents pushing the case for everything green – from organic cosmetics to energy efficient home construction to new jobs. Even the Obama administration has jumped head-first into supporting green initiatives that it says will save the country billions of dollars, create less dependence on foreign oil, and generate opportunities in various industries. But how does this affect your bottom line?

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Green Summer Toys

Renita Burns Jul 10, 2009

The Power House Kit

Waken your child’s inner architect with the Power House Kit from Gaiam. The kid-built house comes with solar panels, a wind turbine and greenhouse. What makes this house even more entertaining is the storyline included with the instructions. Watch your child’s creativity soar as the goal of the house is to use [...]

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Green Summer Toys

The Power House Kit

gaiam-house

Waken your child’s inner architect with the Power House Kit from Gaiam. The kid-built house comes with solar panels, a wind turbine and greenhouse. What makes this house even more entertaining is the storyline included with the instructions. Watch your child’s creativity soar as the goal of the house is to use the limited resources available on this remote island to survive. Your life depends on your ability to harness the renewable powers of nature, according to Gaiam. Forget The Sims, you can create your own world with the Power House Kit.

Ages: 12+

Retailer: Gaiam.com $175

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