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
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
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
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
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
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
Green Businesses – California’s Green (130)
In this green adventure, Huell travels to the small northern California town of Arcata to visit two businesses that use recycled material to
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
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