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Wednesday, May 25, 2016 — Issue 358

Green River

BRATTLEBORO — 167 Main St. (Paramount Building) #103, Brattleboro, 802-257-0641

The company also maintains a satellite office in Cambridge, Mass.

• Website: greenriver.com

• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/green-river

• Twitter: twitter.com/greenriver

• Founded: 2000

• Employees: 19

• Annual revenue: $2.5 million

• Structure: Vermont domestic limited liability company (partnership)

• Clients: Starbucks, US Green Building Council, NBCUniversal, B Lab, BuildingGreen, Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development, Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility. Comprehensive list at greenriver.com/work.

• Services: Company builds “sustainability intelligence software used by companies worldwide.” Sustainability analytics, Ruby on Rails, data analysis, rating systems, non-financial metrics, supply-chain certification, benchmarking, CSR.

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It’s almost ready

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Randolph T. Holhut

BRATTLEBORO-An achievement that has been decades in the making is about to finally happen with...

A day without internet

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Foes of Putney housing project get fourth defeat

By
Virginia Ray

PUTNEY-A fourth appeal to the Vermont Supreme Court has proved unsuccessful in stopping the proposed...

Petition brings new public conduct code to Town Meeting

By
Kevin O'Connor

BRATTLEBORO-A group of residents has successfully petitioned for a special Town Meeting to debate whether...

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