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Green Gorilla
GreenGorilla.com is the web's premier green kid's channel, focused on inspiring kids to take real-world steps toward creating a healthier environment. GreenGorilla is home to a wide variety of eco-tips, activities, blogs and videos about issues important to kids. It also features great music, curricula for teachers, and eco-merchandise.
The site's main feature is an animated show called, "Gorilla in the Greenhouse," an action-packed animated web show distributed by National Geographic Kids and the Earth Day network. One part Scooby Doo and one part Schoolhouse Rock, "Gorilla in the Greenhouse" is set in a magical greenhouse in San Francisco and features a visionary green gorilla and four kids, who use their imagination, their network and their music to overcome challenges in each episode. The first two episodes, "Turn it Up Day" and "The Great Pacific Garbage Patch," have been played over 300,000 times to date.
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SustainLane Media Selected to Build and Operate Local Community Sites for UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen
(September 21, 2009) - Local communities have a unique opportunity to engage their citizens in on-the-ground action as part of the Hopenhagen movement. Hopenhagen has partnered with SustainLane.com, leveraging its relationship with the 50 most-populous U.S. cities, to drive action and effect change at the local level. Click here.
SustainLane.com - The Green Yelp, and One of the Top Green Sites on the Web
(September 20, 2009) - San Jose Mercury News SustainLane.com was singled out by the San Jose Mercury News in their special green living supplement as one of the top 20 green sites on the web. The prestigious Bay Area based business and technology newspaper referred to SustainLane.com as '...the Yelp.com of low-impact living.' Click here.
CEO James Elsen talks with host Greg Gumbel from The Economic Report
(July 17, 2009) - CEO James Elsen talks about the emerging green economy, and SustainLane Media's position amongst the leadership of companies in America working towards creating a sustainable country. See video here.
