"Going Green" seems to be the hot phrase these days. We think it’s a good message. All year long we’re going to bring you stories about the simple things we can all do to make a difference.

• Sore Feet For Litter-Free Trails
• High School Race Team Speeds Ahead With Solar Power
• One Billion Americans by 2100?
• Environmentalists Split On Carbon Capture Technology
• Target, Barneys And Organic Couture
• Spreading Dead Zones in Ocean Due to Oxygen Depletion
• Preserve Your Pet’s Health: Keep Fido Away From Phthalates And Tabby Toxin Free
• Plastic Footwear Goes Green
• Better Agriculture Could Slow Superbug Evolution
• BPA: Steering Away From A Risky Plastic
• Powering School Buses Is A Natural Gas
• Another Chemical Worry For New Parents

• EPA invests $8 million to secure San Francisco’s drinking water supply
• Deconstruction, not demolition; ‘green’ demolition, retail center opens: Nonprofit expects to divert, reuse 1,500 tons of demolition materials in first two years
• Two Michigan asthma management programs win EPA national award
• EPA TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETING ON ST. REGIS SUPERFUND SITE IN CASS LAKE JUNE 4, 6:30 P.M.
• "Healthy Community" Grants Awarded; Guidance Available for 2008 Grants
• EPA Conducts Mercury Safety Outreach to Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Contractors