Death Toll at 26 After Powerful Tornado Tears Across Mississippi
“As soon as we would go from one vehicle to the next vehicle or from building to building, we could hear screams and we could...
Environment
The Decline of Louisiana’s Black Oystermen
The Mississippi River bank was the source of food and livelihood for Pointe à la Hache, but has since been destroyed by climate change and...
One Year Later, Gulf Oil Spill Continues to Impede Gulf Progress
Consequences of the disaster affect jobs, health, and economic recourse...
Black Mayors Press Senate to Pass Energy Bill
The National Conference of Black Mayors is on a mission to green their cities. At a Tuesday press conference in front of the Capitol Building,...
EPA’s Lisa Jackson Celebrates Earth Day with Green For All
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson joined Green For All in its Earth Day Celebration at Riverside Valley Community Garden in New York on April...
Green Giveaway: Win a Copy of ‘Kennedy Green House’
In honor of the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, BlackEnterprise.com is giving away five autographed copies of "Kennedy Green House" by Robin Wilson....
The Color of Money
There’s no shortage of opportunities for small businesses to break into the green economy. The trick is for small businesses to find a green niche...
Washington Report: Updates from Capitol Hill
The recession may be ebbing but minority-owned businesses are still caught in the grip of an unrelenting credit crunch. They are twice as likely to...
Green Is Good
By now, we’re all familiar with the Apple-inspired mantra, “There’s an app for that.†But when it comes to being green, apps aren’t the only...
Green Power
The need for alternative energy sources as well as the importance of energy conservation and environmental protection will be the driving force behind job opportunities...