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Top 10 Green Business Ideas of 2006

Filed in archive Social Enterprise by on December 29, 2006

Top 10 Green Business Ideas of 2006
Springwise has a nice year end review of the top ten eco business ideas of 2006 for anyone who hasn't seen this yet. Here's a quick run-down.

1. hybrid carslinks.
2. Consumer generated power through wind turbines.
3. Household recycling plants.
4. Green rental cars.
5. Sustainable fashion.
6. Innovative olive farmers.
7. Retail recycling.
8. Trading text messages for carbon offsets.
9. Environmental friendly cleaning companies.
10. A sustainable dance club.

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