Entrepreneurs are at the forefront of the environmental revolution with the products they sell. Now they're transforming their companies to cut waste and save money

• Creating Eco-Friendly Operations

  Entrepreneurs are turning their companies green, using a range of approaches from investing in alternative energy to banning plastic forks in the pantry

• Slide Show: When Going Green Isn't About Marketing

  Business owners' profitable—if at times unconventional—strategies for reducing their environmental impact

• Not So Green

  Green businesses were the darlings of the investment world last year, but money has dried up for everyone. What does the recession mean for green entrepreneurs?

• A Q&A With Seventh Generation's Jeffrey Hollender

  How its "Chief Inspired Protagonist" hopes to make an environment-friendly company even more so

• Video: Green Small Business

  New York's IceStone has earned Cradle to Cradle Certification from design firm MBDC for its process of creating durable surfaces from recycled glass and concrete. Here's how they do it

• An A-to-Z Green Analysis

  More small businesses are using life cycle assessments to gauge—and reduce—their environmental impact

• Cleveland's Green-Thinking Entrepreneurs

  With the nonprofit Entrepreneurs for Sustainability as a catalyst, several startups are finding creative ways to put green principles to work

• Slide Show: An Office Renovation Pays for Itself

  How Elias Dagher turned his 10,000-square-foot office space into a working laboratory for sustainable systems-and reduced his electric bill

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