Going green, the City of Savannah is jumping on the bandwagon and working to make the city more environmentally friendly.

(SAVANNAH, GA) Jason Wykoff of Renewable Choice Energy in Boulder, Colo. will discuss "Green Power For Your Green Building" at the Aug. 26 meeting of the U.S. Green Building Council Savannah Chapter.

The South Carolina Forestry Commission is again offering tree seedlings in preparation for the winter planting season.

For many past winners of the HGTV Dream Home, dreams collided with a nightmare of hard financial realities.

HARDEEVILLE – (Friday, June 27, 2008) Marsha Coulthard, a Bradenton, Fla., medical billing clerk who once lived in Bluffton, got her first look at and the key to her new HGTV Green Home at Core Communities’ Tradition Hilton Head in Hardeeville on Friday.

The green home at Tradition Hilton Head finally has an owner, and that's Marsha Coulthard of Brandenton, Fla.

A former Bluffton resident won a reason to move back:  HGTV's Green Home located just up the road in Tradition Hilton Head.

Not sure what to do with those out-of-date electronic devices? A new Sam's Club e-recycling program may be the answer.

While thousands head to the green at Harbour Town this week, they'll also take part in a new effort of "going green."

While thousands head to the green at Harbour Town this week, they'll also take part in a new effort of "going green."

Going green is the trend now
From buying cars that use less gas to recycling, the ways in which you can be kind to the environment is catching on.
News Three’s Night Side Reporter Alice Massimi caught up with one “guru” of going green to find out some simple things you can do at your home.

These days it's all about going green.
You've heard of what you can do to make your home more eco-friendly, but what about your business?
News Three's Alice Massimi found one spot that's doing what they can to save water, energy, and money.

The home will be given away this summer. It's filled with environmentally-friendly appliances and decor.

Cabbage Cay is a deserted 35-acre island in the Bahamas, once thought impossible to develop.  But two Hilton Head Island businessmen took that as a challenge to create a self-sustaining "green" island that they plan to start building on this spring.

They're going green in the Lowcountry and it has nothing to do with Saint Patrick's Day.