Traffic on the Islands Expressway waws down to one lane coming into Savannah Saturday. The reason? A major sewage spill.

A Hilton Head Island councilman has asked other town leaders to consider softening the island’s tree-preservation policy to allow for selective tree-cutting that would open up views of the ocean.

The state Department of Natural Resources made an unsuccessful bid for millions in federal stumulus money to remove shipwrecks in Georgia’s coastal waters.

The South Effingham High School Science Club is collecting used crayons to benefit the Georgia Sea Turtle Center.

Fish in the lazy, blackwater rivers of SC are poisoned with some of the highest levels of mercury in the country.

Historic site to be cut to three days a week

ARLINGTON, Virginia (AP) - The Environmental Protection Agency should not wait for Congress before taking steps to control the gases blamed for global warming, supporters of U.S. greenhouse-gas regulation said Monday.

Going green was the name of the game at the third annual Greenfest.

Hurricane Bay Car Wash has several Georgia locations, including two right here in Savannah.  They offer an affordable alternative to washing your car at home as well as a number of earth-friendly services…

taking place Satruday, May 9 from 9 a.m.- 7 p.m. at the Charles Morris Center

Going green is not only good for the environment, it’s also helping to fuel the economy.  Dozens of people showed up Tuesday at the Charles Morris Center in Savannah for the USGBC Savannah Green Product Expo.

To celebrate Earth Day last week, Beaufort Elementary School teacher Jamie Kopp used her Smart Car to teach students about conserving energy and reducing our country’s dependence on foreign oil.

While many of us would like to help the environment, the current recession has scared many away from doing so. Many believe that “Going Green” is time consuming or just too costly and since many are tight for money they simply go on living their wasteful lives.

Here are some simple tips on going green for life so you can get you started on the right path. One person can make a difference when it comes to environmental issues.

Being “green” is in.  But actor Ed Begley, Jr. has been living an environmentally friendly lifestyle since 1970.  He’ll speak next Monday at GSU.