It’s no exaggeration to say that “we’re all in this together.” When it comes to the environment it’s vital that each of us does our part to understand how we’re impacting the environment in both positive and negative ways.
The importance of doing so was underscored in early 2007 as the green movement stepped into a national spotlight when former Vice President Al Gore’s documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, won an Oscar. And the momentum just seemed to build from there—leaving many to wonder whether the popularity of concern about the environment is just a fad or if it will stay in our collective conscious long enough to make a real difference.
As we launch our BEing Green campaign in this presidential election year, our primary goal is not to politicize concern over the environment. However, we’d be remiss not to note that the issue of environmental racism ... » more
A Nice Day for a Green Wedding
Take steps to make your celebration eco-friendly
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Steve Jackson's Toyota of Rockwall dealership is eco-friendly
10 Things You Can Do to Help the PlanetOn Earth Day, take a few small steps to make your world a little more green
Five Ways to Green Your FinancesMake your dollars eco-green and Earth-friendly
Green Product GuideBlack Enterprise's eco-starter kit
Green PasturesA former model runs her family’s organic farm
Do You Speak Green?Did you know?
Owner of LaTrice Designs makes fashion statement with repurposed materials
A Healthy PerspectiveA Washington, D.C.-area doctor goes green
Want to Help Save the Planet?Make your community green
What Shade of Green are You?Which kind of green consumer are you?
Getting the Greenbacks for your Green VentureOrganizations that are involved in financing companies with green products and services
By the NumbersGreen opportunities are growing like ivy
Green Profiles
Norris McDonald hopes to bring blacks to the forefront of awareness
Interior designer Courtney Sloane gives insight on how to green your home décor
Leonard Robinson helps industries become eco-friendly
Eco group leader wants to bring blacks into the green
NFL star does his part to help the environment
Charnelle Hicks' company flourishes under a green policy.
BLACK ENTERPRISE has joined the “PLEASE RECYCLE” campaign of the Magazine Publishers of America, which is aimed at building awareness that recycling isn’t limited to newspapers. Glossy magazines can and should be recycled. In fact recycled magazines can be used to make newsprint and a range of other paper products.
How Green Are You?
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Thanks for the great April 08' Black Enterprise issue on GREEN BUSINESS IN FULL BLOOM
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Happy Earth Day!
This forum is excellent for connecting with my people concerning global warming and what we can do to spread the message throughout our community. GWP Green World Promotions of Atlanta is proud to join this post. We are moving forward towards utility ownership in solar and wind energy
Visit us at jwcustomdesignscom
Keeping It "Green For All"
I am a strong believer of all natural products and going green. I have a all natural product call Better Bottom Powder helps heals and prevent baby rashes and other minor rashes. I hope to get it in stores soon. I also hope to build the first green residential alcohol and drug treatment facility for women and children. My final product is Halecare Bedding they are disposable sheets and pillowcases. I am trying to make all the material to be green friendly
We are so glad to see Black Enterprise offers the Green Thursdays. We have advertised our energy saving products on-line with Black Enterprise before this past year Augaust of 2007.
Our focus is on house owners whom seek to monitor their electric bills. If anyone is interested on saving some money or being an installer (minority owned HVACs). Please visit us on-line wwweyomenergycom
I wish there was a Green Daycare around when my son was an infant. Perhaps we can encourage schools in general to be greener to protect the health of our children and futureI would love to see more business owners featured that sell eco-friendly or green products. BlackandintoGreenblogspotcom promotes environmental health news for blacks and would love to offer products of black owned businesses on its site
Keep up the great work
Green Thursdays is fantastic! OneBrownGirlcom recently discarded its plastic packaging and replaced it with recyclable packaging in an effort to help save the environment. How green are you?
As a banker and green bloggerI am very excited about the Green Thursdays series that Black Enterprise is featuring. The Green Economy presents our community with a significant opportunity to live healthier lives, build wealth and create jobs for our young.
Thank you Black Enterprise
wwwblackandn2greenblogspotcom
I am glad to see Green Thursdays. Keeping It Wild has been trying to convey the message about African Americans "loving" the environment and being green. Please follow the links to see what we are doing in Metro Atlanta to keep it green. Thanks EB
EarthWise Productions, Inc Audrey Peterman
Edge of Night Camping Club Evonne Blythers
KeepingItWildorg 2007 African American Earth Day Summit
Frank Peterman
West Atlanta Watershed Alliance NaTaki Osborne Jelks
Wonderland Gardens Sheldon Fleming
great articlesi want to see more.



