Nov 14, 2011

Welcome to Green Week

Apr 20, 2012

Stone Cold Drinking

Stone Cold Drinking

A Vermont-based stone company uses its soapstone scraps to cut cubes it markets as "green," reusable alternatives to ice.

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Apr 19, 2012

Adrian Grenier Promotes Documentaries for Eco-Friendly Website

Adrian Grenier Promotes Documentaries for Eco-Friendly Website

“Entourage” star Adrian Grenier said he wants to change the way people view environmentalists, who are usually perceived as “wacky” and “unrealistic.” “Just because we wanna do the right thing, we...

Apr 18, 2012

Bringing Back the Bobwhite Quail

Bringing Back the Bobwhite Quail

Quail hunting is hobby for many North Texans, but the bird is becoming more difficult to find because of its declining population, but one man at the University of North Texas is trying to reverse the trend.

Apr 16, 2012

Learning to Live Green

Learning to Live Green

A new environmental curriculum including books and activities has helped fire students up to recycle and care for the Earth.

Apr 11, 2012

Teaching Kids to Recycle

Teaching Kids to Recycle

You may think that teaching your kids how to recycle is difficult, but it may be easier than you think. Turning disposable trash into reusable items is a great way to help the

Apr 11, 2012

How to Stop Using Plastic Bags

How to Stop Using Plastic Bags

Can you do without plastic bags? Brandi Jeter, Sharon Rowley, Beth Engelman and Amanda Rodriguez, sit down with iVillage.com's Kelly Wallace for a friendly discussion about plastic bags and if there is a way to...

Apr 11, 2012

Whiz Kid Brews Biofuels

Whiz Kid Brews Biofuels

16-year-old researcher Sara Volz is working in an Air Force Academy lab to extract fuel from algae. Sara hopes her work will eventually lead to a sustainable means for producing bio fuels.

Apr 11, 2012

Home Canning Is Good For Our Environment

Home Canning Is Good For Our Environment

Canned foods are good for you and for the environment and it's making a comeback. The old-fashioned trend is one that could help save you money, eat healthier and make help reduce environmental waste. Take a loo

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Apr 12, 2012

Big 3 Mull Permanent Water Restrictions

Big 3 Mull Permanent Water Restrictions

The mayors of North Texas' three largest cities mull making water restrictions permanent.

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Clerk Set on Fire in Robbery Dies

Clerk Set on Fire in Robbery Dies

A 76-year-old convenience store clerk who was set on fire during a robbery at the Garland gas station where she worked has died.

Senior Pranks: Rats, Food and Swords

Senior Pranks: Rats, Food and Swords

Not everyone is laughing at the prank pulled off by seniors at three Keller district high schools.

Lake Businesses Expecting Big Crowds

Lake Businesses Expecting Big Crowds

Boaters and business owners are ready for a banner year on area lakes.

Raising Money for Flags for Cemetery

Raising Money for Flags for Cemetery

A Cleburne man raised $12,000 in two weeks to buy 27,000 American flags for Memorial Day.

Fishermen: We Killed Gator in Self-Defense

Fishermen: We Killed Gator in Self-Defense

Two fishermen charged in the killing of a large alligator say they were protecting themselves and never intended to commit any crime.

Rangers Power Past Blue Jays

Rangers Power Past Blue Jays

Nelson Cruz hit a grand slam and tied his career high with eight RBIs in the Rangers' 14-3 win.

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