The Green Alliance is a Seacoast NH and ME-based green business union, offering strength in numbers; raising the profile of green businesses through collaboration, consumer education and shared business strategies.
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- Location:
- Portsmouth, NH, 03870
- Phone:
- 603 817 4694
- Mon - Fri:
- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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- Greenland chiropractor proves green healthcare is sustainable too 8:58am May 28
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- Designing Green with Pixels & Pulp 4:12pm May 25
What makes health care green? In many ways it depends on how one defines green, and, to a greater extent, how one defines health care...
What makes health care green? In many ways it depends on how one defines green, and, to a greater extent, how one defines health care...
This past October, Pixels & Pulp design studio joined the Green Alliance {GA} to meet like-minded, local business owners who are passionate about green business practices, sustainability issues and strengthening our local economy...
Seacoast companies see rare opportunity in home improvement rebates By Jim Cavan In these uncertain economic times, everyone is looking for ways to save money -- particularly when it comes to big-bill demands like home heating and cooling costs...
From GA Director Sarah Brown:Maine; From Pine Cone State to Solar State? By Sarah Mae Brown, special to the Herald sarah@greenalliance.biz Kittery. The biggest player in Maine’s renewable energy market is going up against the biggest game in town – Central Maine Power...
It was an incredibly busy few weeks for the GA, with numerous Earth Day events and celebrations providing even more community awareness of our ever-growing enterprise.Last Tuesday the Radisson Hotel in Nashua hosted their first ever Eco-Hospitality Summit...
This past Wednesday, GA Director Sarah Brown was featured in a series of Earth Day spots on Seacoast radio staple (and recent business partner!) 92.5 The River...
"Corporate growth and the environment too often find themselves unable to coexist, especially these days...
From GA Director Sarah Brown:What Does It Mean To Go Green?by Sarah Mae Brownsarah@greenalliance.bizOne year into the creation of a novel organization that works with local businesses looking to “go green”, it’s worth taking stock of what it means to be green today...
These days, everyone is looking for ways to mitigate increasingly unpredictable energy costs of home-heating. For many, this means incorporating more efficient equipment; others turn the thermostat down and put on a sweater...
While not exactly topping February's Brewery blowout -- a joint effort between Green Drinks and the GA that drew over 100 eager ears to the basement of Portsmouth's favorite brewpub -- last night's gathering at 2 Ceres street (nextdoor to Poco's on the decks) still managed to draw a sizable crowd...
Thanks to the folks at BusinessNH Magazine, you can now read their March issue's feature on the Green Alliance by clicking here.Pick up your own copy of BusinessNH Magazine at your local news stand today!
Hot off the presses, check out the March issue of BusinessNH Magazine, as they feature the Green Alliance in their annual Green Guide. The bad news is that the article is only available in print form. The good news is that BusinessNH is available at most major newsstands on the Seacoast.
This Saturday will mark the Seacoast's last official farmer's market before the summer market season officially kicks off the first weekend in May in downtown Portsmouth (that is, of course, assuming it's stopped snowing by then)...
As many of you already know, the GA's Frebruary newsletter has been sent out...
While new members -- both business and individual citizens alike -- are certainly the bread and butter of continued Green Alliance growth, we can't forget how important a role the local media has, and will continue to have, in the future growth and recognition of the GA.Just last week this piece...
No serious discussion about a sustainable economy can really be had without taking into account how, exactly, we plan to power this new, green society...
On a night when an unexpected and heavy snow drove many to stay indoors, Green Alliance members established and prospective alike, in conjunction with Green Drinks, managed to turn the Lapanza Lounge of usual host Portsmouth Brewery into the biggest, best, and greenest party in town -- and the most...
Speaking as someone who actually works part-time at the Portsmouth Brewery, and having worked in restaurants on and off since I was 17, I can safely say that I've never come across an operation more admirable in its dedication to cutting waste and giving back to the community than Portsmouth's...
Anyone who has been inside Kittery's Beach Pea Bakery -- and unless you've been living under a rock at Odiorne Point, you probably have -- understands pretty quickly the care and attention to detail permeating every aspect of the shop...
After a short fall-winter hibrination, the GA blog is back up and -- hopefully -- fully functioning. Much has transpired the last few months, with new Green businesses and organizations joining the GA fold, and lots of exciting prospects and projects waiting in the wings...
When one thinks of green businesses, or businesses that would find the transition to more sustainable practices easier than most, a fully operational beauty salon doesn't necessarily spring to mind...
In a pair of recent articles, the Green Alliance's efforts towards sustainable business practices have been highlighted. In Cindy Kibbe's piece, in the New Hampshire Business Review, linked here as picked up by Entrepreneur.com, covers the origins and potential of the Green Alliance...
The Green Alliance concluded the month by sending out the first of many newsletters to come!The website, now redesigned and restructured, gives visitors the opportunity to join the co-op and have access to the exclusive discounts and information inside the Co-Op...
This past Thursday, the Green Alliance was unveiled to the public at the monthly Green Drinks gathering in Portsmouth...
This past Thursday, the Green Alliance was unveiled to the public at the monthly Green Drinks gathering in Portsmouth...
The Green Alliance Last Saturday's first ever GA Green Expo was a huge success! With nearly 20 business partners vending their great green products and services, the GA signed up lots of new members -- and also sold lots of brand new, totally organic GA tee-shirts! Also, be sure to check out the GA's brand new website, launched just two weeks ago and designed by Pixels & Pulp. Go to www.greenalliance.biz and check it out!