Aiming to extend the “reuse” stage for more industrial materials, Houston-based RecycleMatch helps companies with unwanted waste find companies that want to reuse it,→

photo credit: Jesse Wagstaff Want to get into the solar business but don’t know anything about electricty? No problem, says the NY Times, neither→

WSAV: It’s a cardboard bike that costs $15 and doesn’t get soggy in the rain. By folding over sheets to double their strength, the→

Whether it is a trend or necessity, an eco way of life is spreading all over the world. An inventor in Gaza has recently→

Many entrepreneurs hope for that one in a million business. DeAnna Reposa took it a step further making it to one in 100 entrepreneurs→

Democrat and Chronicle: When Zachary Romano graduated from the College at Brockport two years ago he was looking for something he could really enjoy.→

For many people, making the “green” transition is not just a trend. It is also a way of life. From recycling to composting, it→

Entrepreneur: After three months of trying to get back into the traditional workforce, Christin committed to getting herself back on track, just a completely→

EADT24: Tom Seppings, of Beccles, has created the SolaPlug, which aims to make the heating of water cheaper and also easier to fit. The→

The Mainichi: A refrigerator made of highly conductive metal, surrounded with water and insulated can keep a temperature of seven to eight degrees Celsius→

Kare11: What possible use could Josh have for all that old oil? Turns out Josh has been using household chemicals to turn that oil→

Business and Finance: It took an article published in Time Specials back in 2007 about the harmful effects of plastic bags that a “germ→

The Globe and Mail: Dan Blake, the co-founder and chief executive officer of EcoScraps is turning food waste into a profitable compost business. Mr.→

People are going green, and so are the toys their kids play with. The Green Playroom has found their place within this trend, according→

Earthtechling: The technology was commercialized in 1994 by Dyesol, an Australian solar company that sells various DSC products and supplies internationally. Each DSC, covered→

March is all about the green, and so should your business. HoumaToday.com has some ideas to help you make your business a little “greener.”→

“I kept hearing stories about all of these plastic water bottles going into landfills, and I thought about the juice boxes kids drink. I→

With the start of a new year, it couldn’t hurt to take a few new steps with your company. One of those steps should→

In October, we featured an article about the WaveMaster boat docking system. His docks are truly a green product, and they are made in→