It’s getting easier to find helpful tips and information on going green!  We’re really excited to announce these new launches because they show that mainstream media is embracing the green movement and that environmental tips will reach a wider range of people than ever before.  You won’t even have to get off the couch to take advantage of these hot new resources.  Check it out!

GreenTV
Want to incorporate more environmentally friendly habits in your life but don’t know where to start?  Look no further than GreenTV.  Started by a husband and wife team, GreenTV is a grass-roots online community designed to help ordinary people share ideas and techniques for making their homes and lives more sustainable.  Membership is free and grants users access to videos and articles providing valuable tips from other members as well as industry experts. Check out Episode 6 "Clean Power Choice - Part 4 of 4" and "Wind in AC - Part 1 of 4" for more of the inside scoop on Community Energy.  Visit: http://www.GreenTV.com

Planet Green TV
Starting June 4th, channel-surfing environmentalists can get their green education without leaving the comforts of their armchair thanks to Planet Green, a new cable channel launched by Discovery Networks.  As the only all-green network on TV, Planet Green will focus on making environmental issues understandable and accessible to casual viewers.  With lots of celebrity hosts including rapper Ludacris and Entourage star Adrian Grenier, Planet Green hopes to make being environmentally responsible fun and easy.  Check local listings for show times and channel info!

CleanSkies.tv
Earth Day 2008 marked the successful launch of CleanSkies.tv as the world's first and only online network devoted exclusively to the issues and developments shaping the debate on energy and the environment.  CleanSkies.tv streams live news and network programming between 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. EDT daily.  News coverage includes hourly Energy News Center updates, morning and evening extended newscasts, and engaging roundtable discussions with policy makers, key environmental activists and industry activists.  For more, visit: http://cleanskies.tv/