Category: California’s Green
Wave Power – California’s Green (137)
Huell looks at how the ocean could prove to be a very promising resource in the future of energy production and along the way he learns about the
Refrigerators – California’s Green (136)
Huell goes on a “green” adventure to find out how all those old refrigerators that get thrown away each day are recycled. We’ll
Wind Power – California’s Green (132)
Huell gets a private bus tour of a wind farm in Southern California’s Coachella Valley. The “windmill tour” shows us the history, technology, and
Food Bank – California’s Green (133)
Join Huell as he learns what a real foodbank is all about. He starts out with Pasadena resident, Tony Collier, who founded the Los Angeles
Gills Onions – California’s Green (134)
Huell visits the family run Gills Onions, which is not only the largest onion processing plant in California but its also the greenest. Each day
Geothermal – California’s Green (135)
Huell heads south to the small town of Heber to visit Ormat Technologies geothermal plant. From the earliest native peoples to the mud loving
Plastic Bags – California’s Green (131)
In this special California’s Green, Huell makes two stops to see what Californian’s can do to help make a difference. First, Huell
Bluebirds – California’s Green (128)
The Western Bluebird once flew across most of California and beyond, but now they are in dire need of our help. Huell joins up with Bob Franz and
Vintage Electric Cars – California’s Green (127)
Huell visits the Nethercut Museum in Sylmar to see the very first electric cars which were manufactured in the early 20th century. 2007
Orange Conservancy – California’s Green (129)
Huell visits the Inland Orange Conservancy in Redlands to learn about how a small grassroots organization is trying to connect local citrus