Hawaii Business - September 2008

September 2008

Features
	The Money Train How public projects shape our economic future. Jason Ubay
	Green Acres From green power timber to revenue-producing green waste, Bill Cowern is harnessing global forces for local gain Jan Tenbruggencate
	Lifelines Photographer, David Croxford

How public projects shape our economic future.

Jason Ubay

From green power timber to revenue-producing green waste, Bill Cowern is harnessing global forces for local gain

Jan Tenbruggencate

Photographer, David Croxford

Departments
Now: The Wheel Windfall	Archive »
Shara Enay
Now: Hidden Niche	Archive »
Lollie Groth
Now: Deep-Fried Greenness	Archive »
Shara Enay
Now: Emerging Demographic	Archive »
Melissa Kelsey
Now: Taking Stock	Archive »
Casey Chin
Now: Cultivating Culture	Archive »
Shara Enay
Now: The Gas Price Blues	Archive »
Casey Chin
HB Life: Gravy All Over	Archive »
David K. Choo
HB Life: It May Be Corny, But It's Green	Archive »
Jen Tadaki Catanzaratti
HB Life: Whip the Wind	Archive »
Kyle Galdeira
HB Life: My Favorite Things	Archive »
Shara Enay
HB Life: Job Saver	Archive »
Casey Chin
Editor's Desktop: The Power of One	Archive »
Kelli Abe Trifonovitch
Innovation: Breaking ground with printable sound	Archive »
Casey Chin
Spin Zone: Who is better for business, Barack Obama or John McCain?	Archive »

Talk Story: Ronald Taketa, Financial Secretary, Hawaii Carpenter's Union	Archive »
Shara Enay
Dining with Dave: Here's the Beef	Archive »
There's also Ostrich, Buffalo and Elk at Umeke Market.
Parting Shot: Going Up?	Archive »

Features: The Money Train	Archive »
How public projects shape our economic future. Jason Ubay
Features: Green Acres	Archive »
From green power timber to revenue-producing green waste, Bill Cowern is harnessing global forces for local gain Jan Tenbruggencate
Features: Lifelines	Archive »
Photographer, David Croxford