For “Green Living Guy” Seth Leitman, the green journey started as a child and blossomed during his Master’s program, where he became interested in different governments’ lack of eco-responsibility. His professional life has seen him focus on green transit, indoor air quality programs, green-building tax credits and a now series of green-minded books. Since his […]

As recently as a year ago, The Ohio State University was working toward putting together an Environment, Economy, Development & Sustainability Program for undergraduates. Tasked with finding a Director for this new major, the university looked to Dr. Neil Drobny, a longtime green business consultant and professor in the school’s Fisher College of Business. Now, Dr. Drobny is […]

California-based Theodore Payne Foundation is a model for greening the world around us, as the organization provides plants and the necessary education to make them thrive and attract native birds and butterflies, according to its Director of Outreach and K-12 Education, Lisa Novick. Her message is clear: Plants are not interchangeable when it comes to habitats. “In any part […]

National Wildlife Federation naturalist and spokesperson, David Mizejewski, returns to Green is Good to promote Garden for Wildlife Month, which takes place each May. The NWF urges everyone to spend May in their gardens with an ecological lens. Consider what your garden provides for local wildlife and how it can be bettered to thrive in […]

G2 Gallery Director and curator, Jolene Hanson, returns to Green is Good to discuss the Venice, CA-based gallery’s commitment to showcasing environmentally focused photography. What sets this gallery apart from its counterparts is that it donates 100% of all of its sales revenue to environmental charities. “I think that environmentalism and humanitarianism are starting to become the […]