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Every once in a while throughout history, a human being does something extraordinary that causes them to achieve a certain level of fame. Whether it is an athlete with a record setting season, an artist who defined a new genre, a politician pushing for change, or an entrepreneur with an industry changing invention, certain people…
Meet Jackson Hinkle, Candidate for San Clemente City Council and Marketing Specialist at Clif Bar as he discusses the trends he is seeing in sustainability.
An inside look at Bernie Sanders’ ambitious Green New Deal, intended to transition our nation to 100% renewable energy by 2030.
Seeing Green – The Big Money Behind A Sustainable Shift
Am I the only one who sometimes fears the impending doom of Earth and feel like there is nothing we can do to stop it? Of course not, there are millions of us. Luckily, to stay positive and remind ourselves that good things are happening around the world, we put together this list of upbeat…
Going Green was originally started as way to answer the question, “What can the average person do to make a difference?” The environment and climate change is a massive undertaking and can often feel overwhelming, but starting with little steps has already made a difference. The biggest and most important part on this journey has…
Dylan Welch, Executive Producer of Going Green, and CEO of Dylan Welch Media, LLC. will be hosting free weekly coaching classes for companies and individuals in the sustainability industry to educate individuals how to use media, video, photos, podcasts, and news articles to help educate more people. Contact Dylan directly at Dylan@DylanWelch.com to get a…
Going Green spent a few days discussing how to build smart cities and how to create communities that are more sustainable. Ricky Zollinger, host of Going Green, had the opportunity to interview Adam Beck. Check out Adam’s thoughts on the future of sustainable cities. This segment is part of episode two of Going Green, which…
It was during my time in the Marine Corps when I first played with the idea of harnessing the human power to produce energy. I had my Marines jump on a bike to produce energy to power our lights inside of a tent when our generator went down for a prolonged period of time.
The cannabis industry is both controversial and profitable. For years, lawmakers struggled with the legalization of cannabis for tax purposes, while dealing with the stigma of making what was once considered a harmful drug available to the public. Slowly but surely, state by state cannabis would get legalized. First for medicinal purposes, than full legalization,…