Green media without the guilt, finger-pointing, lectures, and other annoyances.

Recycling: Kudos To Those Who Make The Extra Effort

Happy Holidays! Celebrate with Houston Zoo Lights!

Is Your Home Lacking In Energy Efficiency? (Our podcast might help you out)

Julia Roberts Highlights Our Best ‘Green’ Movies Show 

Jim Kelly: Pro Football Hall of Famer, Green Rookie. Click here for the podcast

Trisha ‘The Green Girl,’ Martha Petre and ‘Friends’

Which one of these Turtle’s career is in the most danger?

Bob Dylan was NOT a guest on our show. But he sang about one of the topics.

Trisha’s (The Green Girl)Test Stumps Us (and it shouldn’t have)

We think Texas Dinosaurs are Dyno-mite!!!

Come see the Dinosaurs that ”are animatronic, robotic, moving, grunting, roaring, spitting dinosaurs”.

How To Impress Trisa “the Green Girl” on Earth Day…

With the Beauty Away the Boys Talk Bats and Batman

With Trisha out Peter and Marc talk bats and Batman. 

The Bee Girl Tells Us Not To Bee Afraid

The Houston Zoo is home of some of the most important pollinators on the planet.

Angie Pyle is GRRREAT at Working With Carnivores

Angie tells us all about the tigers, lions, wolves and bears at the Houston Zoo.

Cell Phones and a Conservation Effort to Save the Gorillas.

Don’t make the Gorillas mad, just listen to the podcast.

Trisha Needs to do a Better Job…At Her Job (So do you?)

Meet the man nicknamed ‘Amphibian Guy.’

Which reminds us of  SWAMP THING

Rachel Rommel of the Houston Zoo on helping Chocolate Bay

Trisha “The Green Girl” Has Something Simple Everyone Can Do to be ‘greener’

LSU’s Tyrann Mathieu is known as the Honey Badger. But the real animal would make one nasty football player.

Click HERE for the scouting report from the Houston Zoo

Trisha (assisting a friend with lunch) at the Houston Zoo. Our local story of the year…The Texas Drought And How The Houston Zoo Helped Save A Species

Trisha Coaxes Shane’s Big Green Confession

The Guys Have Been Lax In One Key Green Area. Trisha “The Green Girl” Discloses a group ‘Green Confession.’

Trisha Has A Special Request For You

…And This Guy Strongly Encourages You To Listen To The Houston Zoo Podcast (Trisha’s Message Relates To One Of His Buddies)

Shane and Trisha “The Green Girl” Go Hunting for Green Products

How Many Light Bulbs Does It Take…..

In Studio, Trisha “The Green Girl” has Facebook issues

Houston is not supposed to be a “dry” town

Trisha the Green Girl and the MKZ Hybrid cause a stir at West Point Lincoln

Life on an oil rig in the Gulf can be rough. But Trisha, the Green Girl, and Shane have fun talking about it. It’s also Greener than you think.

If recycling is so easy, why isn’t everyone doing it?

West Point Lincoln GM Chris Poulos with a look at the MKZ Hybrid

Since the eco-movement has affected everything else, why not dating?

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The Green Feed

• Australia could be taking the lead in the solar powered movement.
• How mega-food corporations may be causing problems.
• A middle school kid is building their own tiny house.
• Offshore wind farms could double soon.
• Tough weather conditions make it hard on British farmers.
• Wild fire season has come early this year.
• The most awesome green car you have ever seen, hands down.
• Want to invest in green energy?  Here’s how you can do it.
• If you start to feel discouraged read this.
• The San Francisco Giants step up to help keep the city clean.
• Recycling E-Waste could create as many as 42,000 jobs.
• Green jet fuel takes a large step back.
• A really fundamental problem is taken head on by Patagonia.
• Sharks are no longer on top of the food chain.
• Coffee beans help set a new speed record.
• Some reefs may be in trouble much sooner than many thought.
• Eco-fashion is growing online.
• The world’s largest unregulated ivory market takes notice of petition.
• Could there be an environmental impact to mutant mosquitoes?
• A cool site to find eco-friendly travel options.
• There are good ideas, then there are ideas that you just have to read to believe.
• The Southern Hemisphere is pretty warm for January.
• Farmers dealing with tough conditions.
• How to be fashionable and green at the same time.
• BPAs are everywhere, but are they dangerous?
• Six foods you should always buy in bulk.
• Some very cool wooden ear buds.
• Slightly disturbing and weird but I guess it’s green.
• The greenest building in the world.
• Prius battery can be turned into an emergency generator.
• A deeper look into pollution from cars.
• Islands could be disappearing off of the coast of Bangladesh.
• The heat island effect is changing weather patterns.
• There are too many elephants dying.
• Which green car was California’s best selling car in 2012?
• Tar sands progress? Or failure?
• “Frankenfish” could be the first genetically engineered animal that could end upon your plate.
• How old telephone post are helping the environment.
• What is the environmental impact of a T-shirt? And how many do you have?
• South Africa’s attempt to stop rhino poaching.
• Two things everyone should love: sustainable and coffee.
• Montana’s battle with coal.
• Wild upcycled furniture, this is awesome.
• How is Germany trying to increase bio-diversity?
• Sea levels could rise in the next century and it could be devastating.
• How hot was it in your state in 2012?
• Great White sharks could be endangered.
• The White House could get involved in mobilizing people in the environmental movement.
• How much of a benefit is there from biofuel?
• Kansas City turns human waste into cash.
• Coral may stand a better chance than we thought.
• A giant squid captured in it’s natural environment.
• Seven big steps to help save the world.
• Will Obama act on climate change?
• Six predictions for how cars will evolve in the next year.
• Car sharing takes a step forward when they hook up with a major car rental company.
• Some of the good green news from last year.
• Oil giant’s arctic oil rig hits the rocks.
• Cartoons to promote a healthier planet.
• How to green the least green room in your house.
• Some pretty baller green houses.
• Trying to save the Congo Basin and all of it’s diversity.
• The price of Canadian tar sands is dropping because of the lack of pipelines?
• Should the government spend more on fixing nuclear waste?
• Love Christmas but hate wasting all of the wrapping paper?
• How nature can make you smarter.
• Audi takes the next step forward in making cars greener.
• Are electric cars a reasonable purchase?
• “I’m dreaming of a green Christmas…”
• US solar industry is increasing their power output by the same amount as a nuclear power plant.
• Climate change report leaked online.
• Five reasons we need tigers.
• Could an oil giant be leaking oil from the same site as before?
• Creating clouds and what that can mean for the environment.
• A telegraphic on how fracking works.
• The fish will find 31 new safe zones in the UK.
• Biodegradable electronics could make a huge difference on the environment.
• Many  of the oldest trees in the world are dying.
• Chicago still hasn’t had snow… It’s December.
• How is the search for energy independence going?
• E-waste is on a drastic rise.
• What to do with film when you are trying to upcycle.
• Hong Kong plans to reduce food waste by 10%.
• The top three green gifts for a fashionista.
• Is fracking the way to go for Britain?
•  A 12-year-old gets running on recycling shoes.
• How important is beef in the environmental movement?
• Could people be convinced to self regulate their home energy usage.
• Does there need to be a smart grid?
• What are the biggest threats to coral reefs?
• 2012 has produced more pollution than any other year ever.
• We continue to learn more about this world.
• It’s time for some Christmas shopping, and you can make it green.
• Some tips for winter bike riders.
• Could a “megastorm” cause chaos on California?
• Do we need to “future proof” our cities?
• More trouble from the tar sands?
• Could a group force the EPA to cap and trade auto emissions?
• An interesting infographic about our possible water crisis.
• A poultry farm saves $10,000,000 by going green.
• Puget Sound trying to work against acidifying water.
• The chair for the House Committee on Science doesn’t believe in man-made global warming.
• It may be illegal for you to throw away your rechargeable batteries, so recycle them.
• Could we be at a tipping point in climate change?
• In Siberia DDT is still a major cause for concern.
• People thinking about solar panels after Super-Storm Sandy.
• Tanker sailing through the arctic for the first time ever because of climate change.
• Chevy Volt batteries re-purposed to extend their lives.
• The real impact of your brand new smart phone.
• Burt’s Bees steps up their recycling game.
• A guide to sustainable seafood.  Good for you, good for fish.
• A net-zero waste building in Chicago could set a trend.
• Cruel practice put to a halt by the EU.
• Aerosol cans can be recycled… here’s how.
• Why shopping local matters this holiday season.
• How do you prevent future floods?
• How is Germany making ecology key in their society?
• Norway is killing their wolves.
• The best way to get away from the office.
• How to be vegan on a holiday based on turkey.
• Why are ecology and economy seen as opposites?
• What can we do to protect rivers?
• Solar powered glasses?  Maybe not useful but certainly creative.
• Possibly the five best environmental books ever written.
• What might happen if the world warms up by four degrees?
• Is there an internal struggle in Brittain’s green movement?
• Five ways to reduce your carbon footprint.
• How Germany has spurred their green energy movement.
• What Brazil is doing to save the Amazon forest.
• How the fiscal cliff could impact the environment.
• After two brushes with extinction bison are returning to their home in Russia.
• You’ll never believe what they do to make wine in California.
• Another tar sands problem?
• Was Sandy spurred on by climate change?
• Trying to find local food in the D.C. area?
• A man in N.J. used his hybrid to power his house after Sandy.
• Could the election spur a growth in the green movement?
• A major chemical catastrophe in Finland.
• A concrete that can fix itself?
• Looking for a green job? This may be the place to start.
• Rhino poacher gets 40 years in jail.
• Sydney saves a ton of money with LED lights.
• Will the Obama election push the green movement forward?
• Tips on saving gas with at least one that you haven’t heard before.
• Elephant conservation effort has backfired.
• Could a major US city eliminate waste by 2020?
• An environmental hot spot that you may have never heard of.
• California to begin a cap and trade carbon policy.
• What to do with your campaign yard signs.
• Sleeping green with organic bedding.
• Germany’s solar power up 50% this year.
• Starbucks recycles and gives us laundry detergent?
• A wasteful system costs Americans 40% of their food and much more.
• Another reason we need to save other species, traffic control.
• Companies are becoming more sustainable but it might not be working as well.
• Could 51% of people be biking by 2030?
• How Greenland could become the source of a major green controversy.
• Could you make money by saving energy?
• Green money that isn’t being spent.
• Dire projections for the future climate.
• Divergent green energy groups are coming together.
• A very descriptive video that shows how much carbon emission we produce.
• Another small win for bikers.
• Wow, there are a lot of crazy recycling ideas out there but this is wild.
• Hurricane Sandy may be threatening a nuclear power plant.
• Brian Williams and NBC point to climate change as a factor in hurricane Sandy.
• Are we eating ourselves into a climate disaster?
• Los Angeles joins a group working towards action against climate change.
• A soccer ball that creates energy?
• A disturbing side effect of hurricane Sandy.
• Palm oil could be the cause for what animals extinction?
• How does the climate change affect Sandy?
• Russian President Vladimir Putin knows they need to diversify their energy sources.
• New York gets a new sustainability chief.
• Love coffee? How about sustainable coffee?
• The extra costs of fracking.
• Russia has lost 20 million pounds of grain because of the drought.
• A green sports car?  It may sound odd, but it looks great.
• Levi Strauss goes green with their blue jeans.
• Building up to save wildlife and farms.
• Wild animals are now getting more protection from governments.
• The green movement needs to stick to science and accept all that it has to offer.
• Two hip hop stars go vegetarian.
• The impact of pesticides on bees.
• How Latin America is staying green.
• Eco-friendly vacation spots including a ghost town.
• Drilling could have led to a deadly earthquake.
• Some feel like it is time to up their effort.
• $0.20 per tree?  Doesn’t sound like a bad deal.
• Breaking the law to save the world?
• Do you love organic peanut products? This is a must read.
• Sustainability gone wrong?
• Eco Chic by Eva Mendes… not a bad site to see.
• Absolutely crazy idea on how to get more people to walk in NYC.
• Winter won’t stop the unusually warm weather.
• Texans actually fight back against big oil.
• The Clean Water Act was enacted 40 years ago.
• Pop star “Pink” drops 55 pounds with the help of a vegan diet.
• More, crazy, unprecedented weather springs up in UK.
• Is the idea of nature being corrupted?
• Upcycling in one of the more creative ways around.
• A green car might not be as green depending on where you live.
• Naked celebrities, dead fish… click here.
• The impact of fracking on farmers.
• How to make organic apple cider.
• Climate scientists get to use a super computer.
• A pretty awesome bamboo bridge.
• Wind energy could create 70,000 jobs.
• Conservation group is trying to protect the wolverines.
• Paying the full price for fossil fuels.
• India needs help protecting their endangered animals.
• Australia is on the cutting edge of green policy.
• Can one marshmallow help green policy makers?
• One Texas town went well out of it’s way to save one tree.
• How much does biking really save you?
• Technology can now tell us “where, when and how carbon dioxide emissions are occurring,”
• Could communications be the biggest barrier for a greener planet?
• How important is it to spend time in nature?
• The debate that didn’t involve climate change.
• Climate change is hitting private peoples pockets.
• Clean energy’s role in India.
• Plastic debris can be found almost anywhere in the world.
• Carmagedon has a sizable instantaneous impact on air quality.
• How climate change may affect Maldives more than others.
• Great apes are running out of places to live.
• The Great Barrier Reef is feeling the impact of global warming.
• The Chinese government is going green.
• A ski resort created with treated sewage?
• More info than you may want to know about batteries, including how long batteries in electric cars need to be charged.
• Organized crime is part of the reason why forest are being illegally cleared.
• Did you know you can compost in your kitchen?
• How to green your Halloween.
• How locally grown food helps the economy.
• Bill Nye, the Science Guy, on autotune… it is an absolute must listen.
• “Our analysis of fires on U.S. Forest Service land documents a clear, long-term trend toward more frequent and larger fires in the American West,”
• “ 85% of fish species suffer severe decline “
• Brazil has lost 80% of its coral reef in 50 years.
• Are there signs of man-made global warming?
• The top 10 greenest cities… is yours on the list?
• More info on trash than you ever knew.
• Which car company is using Ryan Seacrest in their green movement?
• Why have more than 2,200 deer died in Nebraska?
• A thank you note for MLB commissioner Bud Selig for his work greening the game.
• Pro sports step up and help the environment.
• EV car drives across 10 countries, but cheats on the way.
• Could wind power really provide enough energy for the whole world?
• Solar power continues to grow.
• Small gardens that will inspire you, hopefully.
• Why don’t you see greenwashing with wines?
• Soy bean production down 13% because of draught.
• How being green can get you a free beer?
• How to make home made Cooler Ranch “Doritos“.
• 10-year-old asks Jamba Juice to quit using Styrofoam, and they agree.
• How the recent drought can impact your electricity.
• In the last 40 years the coral reefs have declined by an additional 40%.
• The Pope goes green.
• “Only the summers of 2011 and 1936 have had higher summer temperatures.”
• “Three men were arrested after one was allegedly caught with a small primate stuffed in his underwear at an Indian airport.”
• Some stunning facts about illegal hunting.
• Talking tomatoes? Not quite but pretty close.
• Green Jell-O shots (any color you want).
• Yet another massive energy source.
• Some really interesting green pre-made homes.
• 20 green things that you can do in under 20 minutes.
• And you thought the biking revolution couldn’t go here.
• Could our forests be in trouble?
• Mars may not have been as wet as we thought.
• A Cambridge professor calls for a nuclear power “binge“.
•  One thing everyone uses and (almost) no one recycles.
• Could fixing our water system save the economy?
• Are some species more important than other species?
• Some of the best twitter follows on sustainability.
• Is there such a thing as too much research on climate change?
• Do we need to be worried about this nuclear waste?
• Is the drought making it too expensive to go to the movies?
• Can you pack a waste free lunch?
• “Re-energizing local economies with energy retrofitting.”
• Nestle is concerned about the impact of biofuel on food supply.
• A call for the end of rhetoric in the climate change debate.
• Is the world in serious trouble when it comes to food?
• Which fast food chain is going vegetarian?
• “Glass can be recycled indefinitely” and 99 other facts you might not know.
• Have you taken your kids to a national park lately?
• Tigers are being quite polite when it comes to humans.
• What do a “vehicular centipede” and “Buszilla” have in common?
• New York had 67 community gardens produce over 87,000 pounds of food.
• Speedos in upcycling? It’s not as bad as you would think.
• Turn your Labor Day party into a waste free weekend.
• Vegan: Sunny Strawberry Sandwich Cookies.
• What makes wind energy work?
• How much (or how little) of the world’s water can we drink?
• How many pesticides are on your blueberries?
• What’s greener than upcycling? Upcycling into a bike.
• Rooftop gardens in Hong-Kong.
• Some believe that only 15% of the country deny climate change.
• Could vegetarianism end up saving the world?
• Green roofs can reduce energy use and the heat-island effect.
• How wind patterns effect pollution.
• Did you know you can create energy by taking a step?
• The Oscars go eco?
• What does the recycling symbol really stand for?
• California is on its’ way to cleaning up their drinking water.
• A creative new way to get rid of plastic water bottles.
• A look back at the Olympics.
• “The whole energy balance of the Arctic is changing. “
• Which paradise may be a green energy paradise as well?
• Is natural gas a friend or a foe for environmentalists?  Europe may be the testing ground.
• Is the army going green?
• A pretty shocking before and after view of the Mississippi River from space.
• The future may be in solar power, and here’s why.
• Obviously it has been hot, but did you know July was the hottest month in recorded history?
• Some bike inventions are cool, others are just corny.
• Solar powered glow-in-the-dark bikes?  That’s just cool.
• The drought is having an impact on the stock market.
• How is a Ford like a space shuttle?
• Eating healthy and green while being cheap.
• How Starbucks is able to reduce some of their natural waste.
• The air quality in LA has gotten much better.
• Could there be tar sands in the US?
• Girl Scouts vs coal miners… fighting against girls is never a good look.
• Sunflower power at its best.
• Struggling to be green at work?  Here are some tips.
• How to find value in being green.
• Is the Chevy Volt in trouble?
• Could salt be the missing link to sustainable energy?
• Too hot for football? Now things are getting serious.
• What should you check for when you’re wondering if it is just greenwashing.
• What will help save the forests from the fires?
• Everyone knows that trees are important, but do you know how important they are?
• Where was the rain 115°F?
• Which state gets 22% of its electricity from wind energy?
• How to cover up those ugly CFL bulbs.
• Which green car may not be safe enough?
• Erin Brockovich’s lawsuit still has not fixed the water situation in California.
• Another fracking accident- this one with hydrochloric acid.
• Which states make companies tell you what is going into the ground when the frack?
• Which college was rated as the greenest?
• A creative way to protect the reef near Cancun.
• The down side to solar energy.
• Is running really a green sport?
• How many cans are recycled every minute?
• Our fish friends may be in trouble.
• If you build it they will bike.
• The easiest way ever to unplug devices at home.
• The first green on green protest?
• If your car needs a charge here is a map of where you can charge up in Houston.
• When to use a fan and when to shut it off.
• A rural town is destroyed by pollution.
• How is paper recycled?
• Riding a bike can begin a green revolution not just a step in the right direction.
• How to create a green bathroom, both short term and long term.
• A “compelling” economic case to act on environmental needs.
• 10 sustainable and healthy snacks for those on the go.
• Is being green in your companies DNA?
• How to green your bathroom.
• Olympic sponsors aren’t as green as the Olympics.
• Climate change? At least Antarctica isn’t covered in palm trees.
• NFL linebacker fights for greener cows.
• How our neighborhoods effect our health.
• A man releases an 80-year-old Lobster.
• Why are so few chemicals regulated?
• Shopping at a local farmers market may be the key to cheap healthy food.
• How the Olympics are sustainable.
• Corn prices rise due to drought.
• The Albatross is making a comeback.
• Are humans the main factor in global warming?
• “…almost 20 percent of greenhouse gases are attributable to the raising of animals for food”
• As summer drags on so does the drought.
• Is there more conflict of interest in academia than we knew?
• The “R.A.M.P.” campaign wants more than a little help.
• The Olympics have green sustainable buildings.
• Artist against fracking- see who is on the list.
• Ford looks to use old money for new car parts.
• Texas Judge rules that the sky belongs to everyone.
• Is a “superbug” real, and if so how bad can it be?
• Fracking laws changed.
• Could you feed a family of four from your back yard?
• Why are some so upset about “meatless Monday“?
• Blue lobster and white lobster and orange lobsters- Oh My, but why?
• Which countries are not doing enough to stop poaching?
• Alaska chooses the economy over the environment.
• Nike goes green in a big way at the Olympics.
• How the weather could be affecting food prices around the world.
• Fish should be eaten “in season“?
• Scientist warn state department of global warming issues with Keystone XL.
• Find a recycling center near you.
• How much longer will the heat last?
• Green Peace comes up with a clever campaign.
• Which well known country uses 99.2% renewable energy?
• Very high end, trendy jeans made with plastic bottles.
• Delicious recycling may be the best idea ever.
• How close are we to dust bowl conditions?
• The smallest electric car you’ve ever seen.
• What does David Letterman think about fracking?
• Could global warming be causing all of this?
• What was killing the dolphins?
• Some want biogas from leftover food to power the future.
• Company pays $122 million for starting a wild fire.
• What makes wool organic?
• San Francisco takes another step forward for local farmers.
• US crops in danger from drought.
• “Average Chinese person’s carbon footprint now equals European’s“
• US leads the world in cutting emissions.
• With the dam gone fish find their way up stream.
• Who feels the most guilty about the environment?
• Are people that preach green creating less of an ecological footprint?
• 10 ways to use less A/C.
• Federal disaster aid for fish in Alaska?
• Soy may not be the Super-food people thought.
• How much of the country is still in a drought?
• Could natural gas power the cars of the near future?
• The hidden cost of your morning coffee.
• 11 amazing new inventions, number one might blow your mind.
• How to save 900,000 gallons of fuel.
• Are you spending $10,000 that you don’t need to?
• “ Typical modern diesel cars emit around 20 times more nitrogen oxides than petrol (gas) cars.”
• The Coral Triangle (nearly 30% of the world’s coral) is in danger.
• How a fungus could be a major driving force in ecology.
• Museums normally chronicle the past, but this one is leading into the future.
• How green is Odwalla?
• Is there a reason why people won’t protect whales?
• A new world heritage site is created.
• How did public transportation become a game?
• New York City may face rising waters first.
• Could “pink slime” lead to something even healthier?
• How local farms are making it work in a tough economy.
• Five green ways to get great sleep.
• Green cars gaining a foothold.
• How brown could be the new green.
• How did Portland cut down on 44% of it’s landfill volume?
• Would you ever try to live without plastic?
• Where should all of that pollution go?  To a poor area?
• Seven things you thought you knew about wind energy.
• Three types of tigers have gone extinct in the last 70 years.
• Denver’s hottest day on record.
• German solar movement takes a step back.
• How smaller lighter plastic can make an impact.
• What happens when you dump toxic waste under ground?
• How much water does it take to make your burger?
• A map of all of the crazy weather recently.
• A green cargo ship?  This could be the first.
• Some Texans are trying to fight the Keystone XL pipeline.
• Could the next ice age be too far away?
• A cartoon character nears extinction.
• Prince William hand feeds a rhino and speaks up for all of them.
• Under the category of it is just crazy enough to work… edible wrappers.
• Rio+20 ends up with “weak” results.
• What famous actor is getting behind solar energy?
• Are men or women greener?
• Another good reason to not drink bottled water.
• Green car examination: the difference between “PHEV”, “EV”, “FCEV”, and  ”HEV”.
• How to help keep your home cool during the summer.
• Trash ending up in the ocean could have unknown consequences.
• How some people are transitioning away from plastic bags.
• A high-tech/ high-end recycling bin.
• A step forward in a $10 million investment in solar energy.
• For $90/month  you can have an electric charging station set up in your home with unlimited charging there or anywhere else.
• A site-map for the electric charging stations in Houston.
• The rarest toad in the world is re-discovered.
• Could the “crown jewel of the U.S. forest system” be in danger?
• The difference between summer and winter in the arctic.
• Seven facts about spinach that you didn’t know.
• You learn something new every day; today’s fact is that after 115 years of marriage two turtles hate each other.
• Salmon to start swimming in Maine again (it rhymes if you say it with an accent).
• Sustainable businesses bring the triple bottom line to the White House.
• Huh, you might be OK with this genetic modification.
• Most of Texas is still in a drought, but not nearly as bad as it was.
• 90 Mayors write a letter supporting the EPA against coal plants.
• Diesel exhaust may be linked to cancer.
• A green friendly solar powered yacht?
• Students are getting down and dirty to save the planet, one lunch at a time.
• “Global investments in clean energy need to double by 2020 to avoid missing climate change targets”
• A spill in Michigan is worse than originally estimated.
• The cost of energy from wind farms should be coming down soon.
• Some answers to how to get started with a rooftop garden.
• Germany taking a stance on genetically modified foods.
• A study of the real costs of a coal powered plant.
• Central Africa strengthens their poaching laws.
• Who has the most efficient car ever?
• An electric car… from 100 years ago.
• California creates a chain of water sanctuaries to protect fish.
• How many of the wolves that were recently removed from the endangered list should be killed?
• The University of Vermont bans bottled water on campus.
• Yet another city bans plastic bags.
• Al Gore calls for publicly traded companies to tell investors about the climate dangers they present.
• “Foreign embassies (in China) that issue air pollution readings are acting illegally “
• Judge shuts down dirty power plant in Texas.
• Crop swaps are cool, and now they are easier than ever.
• Many of the big time companies take a little step forward.
• Nuclear and coal powered plants face another obstacle.
• How D.C. is getting healthy and green in their schools.
•  A 12-year-old starts his own recycling company, maybe there is hope.
• Five ways to keep cool without using too much energy on your A/C.
• Gisele Bündchen is more than just beautiful, she is green.
• We-Bike and go nowhere but charge our laptops.
• Why would you not want to know if you were buying genetically modified food?
• NYC has struggled with bikes but they are learning.
• How much money could you save if you switch to a biking lifestyle?
• How to charge your phone while cooking outdoors.
• The British may be taking a step backward in green energy.
• Why a bar is essential to a green community.
• France is trying to save the bees.
• “California poised to require ‘solar ready roofs’ on new homes and buildings”
• School canceled because of extreme heat, possibly for the first time in a generation.
• If the cow you eat isn’t eating healthy what does that mean for you?
• A must for a hot green summer.
• “Factory farms produce 100 times more waste than every single person in the United States combined”
• How the south keeps it local.
• Bureaucratic problems continue to plague progress.
• Even as LA takes strides forward we see that no one is  perfect.
• India’s solar energy takes a step forward.
• Looking for a green cocktail?  Found one for you.
• The 40 largest cities ranked by how good the park system is.
• Possibly the coolest sunglasses ever, and they are green friendly.
• “Illinois Attorney General… sued current and past owners of Phillips 66′s “
• School buses run on used cooking oil.
• The President helps wind energy take another step forward.
• Vegan recipes and classes to help the switch.
• “How to plan a waste-free BBQ“
• An oil leak in New Mexico lasts for 40 years and may have lost more oil than the Exxon Valdez disaster.
• Scientist take the first step in talking with dolphins.
• A Los Angeles parking lot turned into a beautiful park.
• The next step forward in green lights.
• will.i.am supports the green movement, but shows up in a helicopter.
• A disgusting island of rubish in Maldives.
•  Some scary stuff about chemicals in your home that you probably don’t know about.
• LA bans plastic bags at checkout.
• An Indian refinery spends $400 million on settlement.
• “Keystone XL tar sands pipeline will lead to even more pain at the pump for American consumers.”
• “3 reasons why waste is king“
• How a nine-year-old changed her school’s lunches.
• A unicorn with two horns is in danger of becoming extinct.
• How fruits and vegetables could help more than just your health.
• “Every day, 3.4 billion litres of water leaks from the system, almost a quarter of the entire supply.”
• Could Americans really be driving less?
• Did you know that polar bears are allowed to be hunted and sold?
• A shady study from the University of Buffalo?
• Need help finding a local farmer?
• The State of Vermont has banned fracking.
• CBS news says we are “living on a planet with a fever“.
• How could ancient gases contribute to global warming?
• Could technology have come too slowly to  have an impact?
• “ 58 percent of poll respondents said that protecting the environment improves economic growth and creates new jobs.”
• One of the cooler recycled art projects you’ll find.
• What some of the greenest colleges are doing to stay green.
• Warm weather is causing problems for butterflies.
• How much paper could we save if we all used one fewer paper towel per day?
• GM says the Volt has saved a supertanker of gas.
• High School students work on a green roof.
• How the West Coast and Germany are moving solar power forward.
• Two years after the disaster in the Gulf, it still may not have recovered.
• Which cities are the best for biking?
• An interesting new take on making tofu interesting.
• The next big step forward in electric cars, pretty exciting stuff.
• People revolutionizing growing green.
• Apple to use renewable energy exclusively to power it’s new data centers.
• Motivation may be the main obstacle for environmental reform in China.
• A much more efficient bio-fuel- you didn’t see this one coming.
• Making the brown coffee bean green.
• Do you need a sustainability coach?
• How has the number of people generating their own power grown?
• What is “the fastest growing portion of our waste stream” and what can we do about it?
• How a green car helps provide whiskey.
• Solar power from space could power entire towns.
• How tar sands could impact plankton and everything else in the sea.
• Could this house hold seasoning make you stupid?
• What mostly natural drink could save your life?
• Why is Argentina struggling to produce beef like it used to?
• Vegans can make beautiful delicious cakes.
• Despite recent droughts deluges of rain have increased in the last 50 years.
• Could a commnitie’s collective purchasing power bring clean energy?
• 90%of corn is covered in a chemical that could kill bees.
• Could green energy be better than you thought?
• Hawaii to be the first state to ban plastic bags at checkouts.
• Could you cut out half of the meat you eat?  What if the planet needed you to?The Heartland institute continues to lose sponsors.
• By 2025 car makers will be making cars that can go 55 mpg on average.
• Things you can grow in a mini-garden.
• Jay Leno checks out a legit electric motorcycle.
• Could there be a miracle tree?
• Why elephants are “vital” to forests.
• There has been a drastic decline in the variety of seeds.
• It’s getting to be wedding season, here is a way to go green with your gifts.
• A grass roots campaign against fracking.
• Why pizza is greener than you think.
• Nuclear could be burning out after political set backs.
• Turning one of the dirtiest human habits a little greener.
• Eco-friendly mother’s day gifts.
• The smart eBike takes biking to a whole new level.
• A helpful how to on gardening.
• Does a bug sound delicious to you? Maybe it should.
• Can we turn plastic back into gas?
• Not a fluke heat wave, last 12 months have been warmest in US history.
• Could obesity be causing us to use $9 billion worth of extra fuel?
• Recycling takes a big step forward in the Big Apple.
• Coal mines are turning the water orange.
• Who was the greenest President?
• Recycling what was once un-recycle-able.
• How to defeat “throwawayism“.
• The clearest tie from agriculture to beer… mmmmm beer.
• The City of Houston is one of the first to introduce a bike sharing program.
• Chevy goes small with the Spark.
• Food Inc. creator starts her own farm full of “happy chickens“.
• Could this finally end the debate of if something is truly green or not?
• The Heartland Institute loses more funding.
• A chilling picture of Colorado.
• Upcycling in the garden.
• Interested in eating raw foods?  Here are a few stratagies to get you started.
• More healthy food stuff, here is a tofu alfredo sauce.
• If you build it they will bike.
• “The Port of Los Angeles is the first seaport in North America and the Pacific Rim to adopt an international clean air program that rewards ocean carriers for bringing their newest, most efficient vessels to the Port.”
• Surprise, this is something else that you might need to worry about.
• The long-term cost of using tar sands.
• Ford may use recycled materials but now recycled money?
• This is why cheetahs need space to roam in the wild.
• They want to import radioactive waste?
• T. Boone Pickens believes there is one major stumbling block preventing a coherent U.S. energy policy.
• A flashy prom dress made out of soda can tabs.
• A big business working on getting greener.
• “The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is said to be twice the size of Texas“
• Have electric cars become more car than electric?
• When good ideas go too far and turn into silly ideas.
• How fracking might lead to lung cancer.
• Some of the most beautiful forest in the world, let’s hope they stay that way.
• Which grocery store is the best to the fish?
• Another possible problem with fracking.
• Even after floods there can still be a drought.
• Which oil company said that they couldn’t “make the numbers work” to use wind energy?
• A dirty apple  could use a lot of energy.
• One of the largest and most majestic animals in the country is doing a little bit better.
• What percentage of people want America to move forward against global warming?
• Another example of how little we understand and how complex predicting future environmental concerns can be.
• Could a super-computer solve our environmental concerns?
• Cute little koala bears are now “threatend“.
• San Francisco could be expanding their government funded gardening.
• Fish are still eating oil two years after a disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
• Upcycling and fashion combine once again.
• The cost of saving the planet could be exacerbated by global warming.
• What “could result in a catastrophic radiological fire that could wipe out most of the northern hemisphere”.
• Could people be causing sharks to die on the Pacific reefs?
• California may not be so green after all.
•  Dogs are dying from poison intended for Wolves in tar sands areas.
• Public transit in New York expands.
• “Good Karma trades baby clothes as your little one grows out of their old numbers.”
• Could there be a down side to wind energy?
• What is Shwopping and how could it help?
• As if you needed a list, but if you did here are nine reasons to plant a tree.
• If you need help with your vegan diet check this out.
• A new video game that recreates nature in Thoreau’s woods.
• Jessica Alba on her own green company.
• Think it’s been warm for April?  This location set the all-time heat record for April.
• Five things you didn’t know were toxic… oops.
• How your pet can go green.
• Someone could go to jail for the BP oil spill.
• Low carbon fuel takes a step forward in California
• Graden tools turned into fine works of art.
• Could there be a supergrid of renewable energy?
• Is PETA going too far with naked celebs?
•  Thousands show up to clean up California’s beaches.
• Houstonians want to walk more and drive less?
•  Conflicting evidence of solar energy’s progress.
• Will Romney do the “right thing” if he is elected?
• A major oil spill in Russia.
• Is drilling for oil causing earthquakes?
• Mexico commits to 1/3 renewables in the next dozen years.
• This artist is releasing a new album and is a climate advocate.
• California orange trees could be in danger.
• A cool idea for helping green start ups.
• The wildest bike ride ever.
• Chicago cleans up its river with $10,000,000.
• We have been promised a game changer in oil before, is this one different?
• Could air pollution make us fat?
• Honda will recycle parts of hybrid batteries.
• Franny Armstrong talks the talk and walks the walk.
• The black honey bee is doing better than expected.
• BP is required to pay an estimated $7.8 billion as a settlement for the oil spill, and some of the impact from the spill two years later.
• The Dallas Cowboys attempt to help set a Guinness World Record in recycling.
• The NHL and NRDC have created a video together.
• Wind turbines create water in the desert.
• For the green gals that want to be fashionable.
• Bio-fuels have some important limitations.
• One of the many ways you can go green in a creative new way.
• A breakthrough in solar energy could make it a real rival for gas in 10 years.
• Americans walk less than “any other industrial nation”
• How long will it take for zero-waste thinking to produce zero landfills?
• Could there be a greener form of capitalism?
• Beijing has some serious trouble with air pollution.
• 2012, the year without a winter.
• Art upcycled from ocean trash.
• Everyone knows trees are important, but they are more important than you thought.
• New trees are being planted over an area that was strip-mined.
• The Beaver Lake lawsuit will be “will be the first true legal test that pits Indigenous rights against resource development in Canada.”
• A very interesting piece on if home owners can save themselves money by going green.
• Cement could be the ultimate bad guy in CO2 production, but there may be an answer to that.
• Proctor and Gamble offers a free tool to evaluate a business’s sustainability.
• An actress strips down for PETA.
• The NHL depends on water and they are doing something to save fresh water.
• A dome shaped solar panel to catch extra light.
• The states that have the most toxic discharge running through their rivers and streams.
• Why Earth Day was created.
• While many think that going green is too expensive now, some believe it is the only realistic economic option.
• Victoria Australia continues to fail in the environmental movement.
• Beautiful women in Eco-friendly bathing suits, sounds like a win-win.
• Looking for a car with decent gas mileage but you want something more exciting?  How about a flying car?
• The story of a critically endangered species and a sign of hope.
• Some people believe that fracking is causing minor earthquakes.
• The prospects of storing wind energy in a massive battery are intriguing.
• The Gulf of Mexico could  be set for more drilling.
• “The top 10 Veg-Friendly Major League Ballparks.”
• An enormous protest of nuclear power, that wasn’t covered by much of the media.
• Why nature and super weeds will always beat big agriculture.
• …Brooklyn, you know, where they have that 100,000 sf rooftop garden.
• Delicious packaging? Science is full of all kinds of surprises.
• Seven beauty products to avoid at all costs.
• Extremely creative ways to reuse those Easter candy wrappers.
• Six inventive ways to clean up an oil spill.
• It takes more than just planting trees, and the tree tenders know what to do.
• Google continues to push forward in a search for green energy that works for everyone.
• Chicago turns a meat packing plant into a green haven.
• Is big business chasing the small farmer out with government help?
•  Solar powered lanterns for kids in Ghana.
• “If every person on Earth used as much energy as the average person in the United States, today’s known oil reserves would be exhausted within nine years.”
• “It’s the most comprehensive analysis ever done of carbon dioxide and temperature”
• Five easy steps to having a very cool vertical garden.
• A possible explanation of previous global warmings.
• Has the slow economy has hurt “bad development” more than “good development”?
• Wondering how green everything really is? Check out GoodGuide for some help.
• Windows could be the next solar panel, which could be an enormous step forward for solar energy.
• 98% of Colorado is in a state of drought, and they are worried about the future.
• Goats milk could literally save lives.
• How green cars can make billions of extra profit for Detroit.
• “We seem to forget that everything that is good for the environment is a job“?
• Some helpful, and some unrealistic, tips for eating healthy.
• Why an MIT professor thinks that drilling locally won’t help anyone.
• A green Easter Egg, kind of.
• How butterflies can help with solar energy.
• Colorado’s drought is exacerbated by fracker’s demand for water.
• How Apple is working on going green.
• Green cars just got AWESOME.
• Stephen Colbert on hydro-fracking.
• a reinvented economy help ecology?
• Devastating water shortages in the UK.
• Seriously? There is a tree octopus that is endangered.
• Green luxury in Paris?
• Lights turned off for Earth Hour at Amoeba Hollywood, Mandalay Bay, Wrigley Field, Texas A&M, The Empire State Building,  London Ferris wheel, and Gisele Bundchen (haha yeah).
• Dow expands its student led sustainable energy contest.
• The international space station will be observing Earth Hour.
• Many people have known that Bees are dying, but we might know why now.
• More efficient and more profitable?  Sounds like a win-win for everyone involved.
• Free is always good, and Target has free reusable bags for you on Earth Day.
• Nature deficit disorder, the term might not be real but the impact could be.
• All 30 NHL teams will be observing Earth Hour.
• The American lung association shows a map of deaths from toxic power plant emissions.
• “Interpol is now carrying out the largest anti-elephant ivory poaching operation ever mounted.”
• An oil leak in the north sea could keep leaking for six months.
• Earth Hour, get with it this weekend.
• Could a soccer ball create energy in third-world countries?
• “New research has definitively linked the leaking Macondo well with what has been described as a “graveyard of corals“
• Germany trying to overcome troubles in switching from nuclear energy to renewable energy in their plan to eliminate nuclear plants from Europe.
• This probably falls in the realm of meaningless but cool, but oh well.
• Do genetically modified seeds need to be regulated so that they don’t mix with organic seeds?  Here is another article with a little more depth.
• A major oil company has an acid leak in Texas City.
• The Empire State Building and several other iconic landmarks are going dark for earth hour.
• A solar power tower, it even sounds awesome.
• Vegan tuna fish sandwich?  Well, kind of, at least it is creative.
• Green spring cleaning tips and products.
• EPA sets new standard that makes it almost impossible for new coal power plants.
• Could a passive solar city be a realistic option in the near future?
• Apps to help you eat green and eat healthy.
• Colorado is on fire.
• 100 ways to save water; how many can you check off?
• Do veggies make you sexy?  If they do are you ready to get healthy?
• BMW joins the green revolution.
• Whiskey has gone green and now creates bio-fuel, so cheers mate.
• Atlanta could be on the verge of creating a great new transit system.
• Bees have a personality too, some of them are adrenaline junkies.
• Americans are eating less meat now.
• A chart to depict how man made climate change has increased recently.
• Earth Day organic indoor learning garden.
• A national park quits selling bottled water as well as sodas and juices.
• Home repairs that will help keep you green.
• High prices have reduced gas sales by 3%.
• Dolphins in the Gulf Coast are getting sick from oil spills.
• Crazy faucets that will help you save water since today is world water day.
• A major coffee company reduces energy use but increases water usage.
• What has been alive for 200,000 years but is quickly dying because of climate change?  Click here to find out.
• Five reasons not to drink bottled water, the last two might surprise you.
• The coolest upcycled sunglasses you’ll ever see.
• Nestle works on keeping all water healthy, not just theirs.
• How green trash bags create composting for a major city.
• “From March 12-18, 3,550 record highs were set “
• Hybrid prices could spike when gas prices rise.
• Biking match maker on a double-decker bus.
• Air pollution needs to be taken into consideration when people talk about fracking.
• The 17 greenest teams that made it into March Madness this year.
• Water sanitation saving more than a thousand children’s lives every day.
• Five things that you need to think about when it comes to your food.
• Need help finding a recycling center? Check this site out for all the info that you need.
• GM crops are killing the monarch butterflies.
• People try to stop the government from killing sea lions.
• Despite more arrests poachers are killing more rhinos in South Africa.
• Obama concerned about global warming.
• How green energy could boost GDP by $142 billion.
• Crazy Chicago weather sets numerous records.
• Bugs that eat GM corn are mutating.
• Is your favorite band green?  Here are 20 that are, including some you might be surprised by.
• An easy way to save 10 million trees.
• Sierra Club is fighting big oil for the rights of polar bears.
• Permaculture class for people that don’t know what to do.
• The City of Houston opened a new community garden.
• The people in charge of making sure the pipelines are safe aren’t being honest with us.
• Plants can “learn” from drought and prepare themselves for future droughts.
• Bike sharing program makes it easier to own a bike.
• Natural gas may not be the clean answer to coal that some people think it is.
• This is what may be killing the honey bees.
• Love beer?  Love green? Do both with these beers.
• A “bee holocaust” and how you can help.
• Colorado Governor creates fracking PSA.
• How to be gorgeous and green at the same time.
• Despite the recent rains much of Texas is still in a drought.
• A new manufacturer produces an all-electric car.
• Could micro-algae be the next fuel boom for the world?
• Russian authorities are arresting environmental activists.
• St. Patrick’s day not so green after all?
• Solar panel prices have dropped by 50% and there was an extra 40% increase in solar panels since 2010.
• Hahaha someone is suggesting bioengineering “smaller, less resource-intensive children” to save the planet.
• Cornell University points out extra hazards of the Keystone XL pipeline.
• Oil companies get more than $7,000 of subsidies every minute as prices rise.
• Sometimes it is cool to remember how awesome this planet is, check out this Aurora Borealis.
• Recycling a glass bottle can save enough energy for you to use a PC for 30 minutes. (I’m sure you’ll be reading The Green Feed)
• Cute pet beds that were up-cycled.
• Don’t want to throw away your wrapper?  Now you can eat it.
• There could be oil drilling in environmentally sensitive areas of Colorado.
• Aluminum cans can save lots of energy when we recycle.
• Chicago kicks out its “coal clunkers“.
• The top 10 energy smart cities in the US.
• Salt tolerant wheat could be a huge step forward for food production.
• Don’t know where to recycle? This will tell you where you can recycle anything.
• A new, and kind of weird looking, electric car.
• A street lamp that absorbs 150 times as much Co2 as a tree.
• Looking for delicious and sustainable treats?
• Austin gets rid of single use plastic bags with this bill.
• Legal battles over Arctic drilling escalate.
• A great site to show you how to find local food no matter where you are.
• Keystone XL shot down, for now.
• A thought provoking video on climate change.
• Do cosmetics and creams cause health problems?
• What can you do about genetically modified wheat?
• Green camping tips that you can use at home.
• Are you supposed to recycle bottle caps?
• Companies are being paid to shut down wind power because there was too much energy being created.
• Texas has the third most eco-schools, California the second most, who has the most?
• Where does your car rank in the top 100 eco-friendly cars?
• “Our declared goal is to make Volkswagen the leading automaker in ecological terms”
• Plastic bags could break down in 10-100 years but may never completely go away.
• “Driving dramatic changes in recycling rates won’t be easy”, but someone is trying.
• A very well thought out plan on how to co
  

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