The US Chamber’s Grift on American Businesses
Originally published on Business Initiative for Health Policy’s Blog On January 10th, Thomas Donohue, who is the President and CEO of the […]
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Podcast: History of The Bank of North Dakota
As many of our Ohio cities and towns struggle to find funding to pay for infrastructure and basic services, we find that solutions do exist, if we are willing to think outside the box. Listen to the podcast to hear the history of The Bank of North Dakota.
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Sirna and Sons Produce generates 35% of its power with 1,331 solar panels
Sirna and Sons Produce is a fourth-generation wholesale food distributor in Ravenna, Ohio. Their 15,000 square foot facility includes extensive refrigeration. They […]
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Hamilton, Ohio turns a downtown brownfield into a revitalizing, award-winning park
Hamilton, Ohio’s story of urban revitalization.
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Want The Cheapest Electricity? Build Solar And Wind Farms, Not Coal Power Plants
Recent developments have now made wind and solar the cheapest sources of energy, even rivaling natural gas. Read more in Forbes […]
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More U.S. businesses are becoming worker co-ops: Here’s why
With new tools and political policies now in place to support them, there could be a boom in employee-owned business ahead as baby boomers retire and sell their companies to their workers.
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13 organizations making Northeast Ohio greener
Plain Dealer article features several OSBC members making strides toward a sustainable economy. http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2018/04/12_organizations_making_northe.html
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Naturepedic
Naturepedic specializes in the design and manufacturing of quality organic mattresses for infants, toddlers, children and adults that promote natural and organic materials.
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Crowdfunded Business Loans
Kiva combines crowdfunding with business loans to fund many projects for small business.
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Energy Storage Accelerating as Resiliency Measure
As Hurricane Irma receded last September, thousands of Floridians sheltered in 115 well-lit schools, drinking hot coffee and communicating with the world […]
Read moreWorld Economic Forum: Is the “Inclusive Development Index” a better measure of progress than GDP? — Quartz
https://qz.com/1185054/world-economic-forum-is-the-inclusive-development-index-a-better-measure-of-progress-than-gdp/
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Ohio project takes advantage of untapped hydro potential
A series of six small hydroelectric projects along the Muskingum River in southeastern Ohio point to hydropower’s potential as a robust, if underused, energy source for the state.
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