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Articles in May/Jun 2000 issue of In Business

• World's largest local currency loan made to credit union
• Bike co-op eliminates pollution in local delivery
  by Block, Dave
• Trash fashion designs created by high school students
• F.U.S.E. story, The
  by Lottes, Catherine
• Building the high road to sustainable communities
  by Swinney, Dan
• Mainstream in flux
  by Goldstein, Jerome
• Sustainable cotton project promotes organic fiber use
• Business takes recycling to the limit
  by Block, Dave
• Helping Mayans manage park for preservation, prosperity
• Turning glassware industry upside down
  by Penrith, Sean
• Favorite green products: Clear as glass
  by Harris, B J
• Redevelopment plan attracts businesses, conserves resources
• Venture capitalist on an organic farm
  by Goldstein, Jerome
• Psychological power of positive recycling
• Continue growth along California's north coast
  by McClurg, John
• New ventures protect biodiversity in Latin America
• Green products retailer, natural foods stores are neighbors
• AS sales flatten, microbreweries "pay more attention to their roots"
• Growth opportunities continue for wood recyclers
• Huge solar electric system at ecoindustrial park
• Ford admits SUV problems in its "corporate citizenship report"
• A major company moves toward zero waste disposal
  by Newenhouse, Sonya
• Website for locally grown foods
• Products replace R&D in Alaska
  by Raudenbush, Terri
• Sustainable commerce: Evaluating sustainable business in the age of the day trader
  by Kalinowski, Mark
• First organic landscapers' association
• Ecoindustrial parks continue momentum
• Starting up a soil building venture
  by Codner, Shelene