Innovation & Technology

Mrs. Green dumps bacon grease at EDG collection barrel to be converted into biodiesel

Take a look at the future through the green looking glass.  The race to discover green, sustainable technology is one filled with creativity, passion and hope — and sometimes a bit of disbelief.  What are the great minds creating for our future?  Have some fun on this magic carpet ride — eco-friendly carpet of course!

Radio Shows

Greg Livingstone – Chief Marketing Officer, Fluitec International

12.17.11

In his executive role, he’s responsible for product development and promotion of the company’s technologies. Fluitec is an internationally acclaimed clean tech company that recently won “most promising technology” award at the 2010 NYC Clean Tech event.

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Mrs. Green's News


05.25.11
Is Paper Dirty or Clean? (Yet Another “How Green Is It” for Green Talk Radio)

I frequently find that people want simple answers to complex questions – especially as it relates to sustainable solutions and sustainability in general. For the most part – the answers are just not that simple and it’s usually about making a “greener” choice.

08.20.10
Green Schizophrenia

I think the world may truly be suffering from a new acute condition called green schizophrenia. People want green/they don’t want green.

03.11.10
Shop Local and Feel Great!

If you are ready to hear a logical, fact-filled, economically sound message of hope, of how we can re-build our country, of how communities all over this country have created successful, sustainable businesses in creative and innovative ways, if you want to learn about grass roots economics…

03.06.10
Energy Savings For Big Companies

Ponder this: for a company that has 10,000 personal-computer desktops, just leaving them turned on all night can cost more than $165,000.

Did You Know?


Three Things About Clean Cities

1. Clean Cities is a program of the U.S. Department of Energy that promotes the use of alternatively fueled vehicles (including cooking oil!) to help reduce our nation’s dependence on petroleum.
2. Clean Cities advocates the use of biodiesel, ethanol, compressed natural gas (CNG) and the use of all-electric, hybrid and hydrogen vehicles. Entire fleets, school districts, and government agencies throughout Pima County are making the switch!
3. Clean Cities is rated as one of the Top Ten performing coalitions in the country. Trust me when I say it can be traced back to leadership – pace of the leader, pace of the team.