Trellis provides information, resources and learning opportunities to help companies of all sizes integrate environmental responsibility into their operations in a manner that combines ecological sustainability with profitable business practices. It serves as an information clearinghouse on sustainable business practices and resources from a wide variety of entities, including companies, nongovernmental organizations, trade associations, government agencies and academic institutions. It also aims to help companies and other organizations turn information into knowledge and action by providing hands on tools, expert advice and case studies.

Written for those interested in construction materials and demolition debris recycling, this publication is formerly known as CD Recycler. The official publication of the Construction Materials and Recycling Association, the industry's trade association. Includes coverage of the demolition industry and construction and demolition materials recyclers. Focuses on mixed materials processing and site recycling done in conjunction with demolition work and new construction. Offers suppliers to this burgeoning market and those buying scrap material from it, an exclusive communications channel of more than 6,000 entrepreneurs, managers and processors making significant buying decisions almost daily. Aims to inform a specialized industry that engages businesses involved in the demolition, solid waste, land clearing, contraction and aggregates industries as well as business that have emerged specifically to serve this market.

One Green Planet is a lifestyle platform for the growing compassionate and conscious generation. Features are geared toward making conscious choices that help people, animals and the planet, and include topics on being green, sustainability, animal rights, and compassionate, cruelty-free living space. Also featured are vegan and plant-based food and recipes.

Treehugger is a sustainability site that offers advice, clarity, and inspiration for both the eco-savvy and the green living novice.

Focuses exclusively on green building and environmentally appropriate development and serves as a builder's advocate by bringing greater awareness of sustainable products, designs, systems and techniques. Aims to enable builders and contractors to profitably pursue green building projects without compromising the comfort or design of a typical American home. Regularly includes features, columns, builder profiles, photo essays, tool and book reviews and news with a special emphasis on new products and associated codes and legislation. Also covers architectural, interior and landscape design.