Green Chamber adds 3 to business search contest – Phoenix Business Journal
Published May 13, 2012 | 
The more, a merrier is a sign for a Green Chamber of Greater Phoenix’s initial competition to find a subsequent good tolerable business.
The chamber, which will launch a initial Great Green Business Search with a day-long eventuality upon Thursday, will right away have fifteen companies give presentations.
For a list of a initial 12, click here.
The 3 others which additionally will be presenting are:
- Recycle Path, a Phoenix-based association which has written a blurb rubbish ordering enclosure to
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Leave a commentIn an old meat plant, greens and fish grow – Jacksonville Journal Courier
Published April 27, 2012 | They call this place a Back of a Yards, a area in a center of a city once filled with acres as good as acres of stockyards.
In their heyday, those stockyards gave Chicago a repute as a world’s meat-packing collateral — yet additionally as an environmental as good as illness abhorrence brought to hold up in a sheer images of Upton Sinclair’s novel “The Jungle.”
A couple of ruins of which attention sojourn here today. But a stockyards have
Posted in Info & News | Courier, fish, greens, grow, Jacksonville, Journal, Meat, Plant | Leave a commentLettuce, fish farm revived, more efficient than before – Journal Times
Published March 18, 2012 | RACINE — Natural Green Farms, the internal aquaponics commercial operation which had to tighten final year, is behind in operation as well as staid for “explosive” growth, the handling partner says.
Owner-operators Joe as well as Jo Heineman proposed Natural Green Farms in Oct 2007 during 615 Marquette St., the mostly empty former industrial building. They lifted tilapia in armoured column as well as used the fish rubbish solution, or emulsion, to fertilize Bibb lettuce as well as basil.
But
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