News
Brendan Hoover
A cursory survey of local companies and institutions are proving that going green can make business sense, even in a red state like Oklahoma.
Tuesday 21 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: environmentalism
Green on red
News
Brendan Hoover
A cursory survey of local companies and institutions are proving that going green can make business sense, even in a red state like Oklahoma.
City life on the farm
A local nonprofit is committed to the spread of urban farming.
Made in the shade
An Oklahoma City native creates an eco-village in the Costa Rica rain forest.
News
Nicole Hill
Morning routines vary. Some people spring from their beds as if they’re starring in a Folger’s commercial. Others get alarmingly familiar with the snooze button.
Joining forces
A local group encompasses the causes of environmentalism and gay rights.
News
Thomas Larson
At first blush, environmentalism and gay rights might seem to be two distinct issues, but a metro-based group encompasses both.
Green power
CFN
Gazette staff
Oklahoma State University loves its orange and black, but it looks like there’s also room for a fair amount of green. That’s according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which named OSU fifth in the nation for green-power purchasing among colleges and universities.
