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This year’s International Go Green Earth Summit will be held in New York’s “Emerald City”, Syracuse, NY on Oct. 17-18! The conference will be THE place for business leaders, teachers, government officials, parents, facilities managers, professional recyclers, community leaders, and anyone who wants to learn how to help their community “Go Green”! The Summit will host 500 people from around the globe, and will cover topics that matter to all of us, like… how to save the earth and money at the sam...

Have you ever been to Las Vegas, looked down at your watch to see 2 a.m., and felt surprised that you weren't the least bit sleepy? Do you know why that happens? Some casinos pump oxygen into the air, which helps people feel more energetic, more alert, and more willing to part with their money...just kidding, otherwise malls would do the same. But more oxygen DOES make us feel better, and this week's show will explain how plants and organic gardens, both indoors and out, can improve our health a...

You can't pick up a magazine or a newspaper these days without seeing green advertisements for every product and company under the sun. Let's talk about why companies are marketing themselves as green, what is good and bad about that trend and how consumers can evaluate the marketing schemes to make purchases that are truly eco-friendly. We'll also debunk the myth that buying green costs more green. The fact is, many environmentally preferable consumer goods are not more costly than their more t...

Our guests this week are particularly concerned about the positive health benefits of going green. Jennifer Taggart is a former environmental engineer, currently an environmental attorney specializing in consumer product labeling, and the author of the forthcoming, “The Smart Mama's Green Guide: Simple Steps to Non Toxic Babies.” She is a mother of 2, and runs the website: www.thesmartmama.com. Hilary Martin is the director of sales and marketing for the company, Grow Kids (www.growkids.org). Gr...

We'll be talking with three parents who are Going Green on behalf of children. These child advocates are working to protect children, and preserve natural resources for future generations. Jill Buck, the host of Go Green Radio, wrote the “Go Green Initiative” on her kitchen table in 2002. it is now the largest environmental education program in the world. Scott McGinnis is an actor/director living in Hollywood. He is also a proud father. His current project –Global Broadcast for Kids (www.global...