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By John-Paul Maxfield / October 4, 2007 / 1 minute of reading

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If the economics don’t work, recycling efforts won’t either.
As their little contribution to make this economics of recycling more appealing, LivePaths blogs about people and companies that make money selling recycled or reused items, provide green services or help us reduce our dependency on non renewable resources. This isn’t “10 Easy Ways To Make Money On The Internet”.

In their Shop Green section, they comb the Internet to find the best in products made out of recycled or sustainable materials for the green consumer. These products are grouped in several categories (Home, Construction, etc.). You can find out more or buy them from the original websites to help save our planet.

In their Resources section, you’ll find helpful tips on starting your own green business as well as links to useful sites to assist jumpstarting your venture or learn about pollution economics and recycling in general.

In their Downloads section you’ll find White Papers, printed articles, official documents and related materials we think can be useful for your green endeavor or to educate you about pollution control.

In their FAQs section, you will find answers to questions about recycling, starting a Green business and more.

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John-Paul Maxfield

John-Paul Maxfield is the founder of Waste Farmers. Waste Farmers is a next generation sustainable agricultural company focused on helping humanity meet current and future food demands, while decreasing agriculture’s environmental footprint. The Company started in 2009 with $9,000 and a belief that idealism and capitalism can coexist. Today Waste Farmers has evolved into an innovator respected by leaders in the global community for developing simple solutions to the complex problems of modern agriculture and food security. Prior to starting Waste Farmers, John-Paul founded the "The Inspired Economist", a blog focused on covering the people, places, ideas, and technologies inspiring positive change and redefining capitalism. In addition, John-Paul served as an Associate a private equity group specializing in small to mid cap service companies. In this capacity he focused on planning, forecasting, budgeting, and performance evaluation of MBH and its designated subsidiaries. Prior to joining MBH, John-Paul was an Analyst with Alvarez and Marsal where he spent the majority of his time on a team that aided Louisiana’s Recovery School District with the restoration of public schools post Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. John-Paul is active in the Colorado community, serving on the Board of the Rocky Mountain MS Center. In 2007 he was selected as one of the “Fifty for the Future” by the Colorado Statesman and is a graduate of the inaugural class of Impact Denver. John-Paul holds a BA from the University of Colorado.

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