The Clark County Green Business program was excited to welcome Jungmaven to our network of certified green businesses last quarter. Jungmaven is a clothing company that was founded in the 1990's by activist and designer Robert Jungmann. Their mission is to "build exceptional, sustainable hemp products that drive a cultural shift toward living in ba...
The 2025 Green Awards were truly a competition! With businesses from across the county submitting applications that demonstrated dedication and an ongoing commitment to sustainability, this year's selection process was a difficult one. In May, the Clark County Green Business program hosted an awards luncheon at Fourth Plain Community Commons t...
Cyber Acoustics, one of our newest Green Businesses, is excited to join the growing network of organizations in Clark County that are prioritizing sustainability in the workplace. We caught up with Alexander Macleay, Product Marketing Manager and Environmental, Social and Governance Specialist at Cyber Acoustics, for an in-depth look at what sustai...
From batteries and cleaning products to paint, lightbulbs and automotive chemicals, many common business items can cause significant environmental harm when not handled properly. Winter weather, including the significant amount of rainfall we experience in the Pacific Northwest, can create additional risk for hazardous materials stored outdoors. Ke...
At the November Green Business morning blend, we had the pleasure of hearing from the Columbia Corridor Association (CCA) and TSMC Washington's green team. The main focus of both presentations was the importance of utilizing every resource around us to optimize production and reduce emissions and waste. Corky Collier with CCA presented on the idea ...
