Sara Snow : TreeHugger

Manuel said: "This is great news! I hope all cities pass this into law.The practice of using plastic bags just to quickly dispose of them has been going on far t..." [read]

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gazelle said: "@ Dallas: The book, and the supplementary videos in the "How It All Ends" youtube series, address this in detail, but I'll try to paraphrase:..." [read]

Barry said: "Kofi Annan has about as much of a clue about electric cars and developing countries as Ann Ann the Panda. He underestimates the ingenuity o..." [read]

JJ said: "Very cool. I didn't thought that biodesel might be our future fuel...." [read]

Derek said: ""I guarantee you this will spark huge debates around the world," she said. "We have to delve into this in a way that hasn't been done in a long tim..." [read]

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As creator and host of Get Fresh with Sara Snow and Living Fresh for the Discovery networks, Sara has reached millions of Americans with a message of simple, attainable green living. Sara grew up surrounded by organic gardens, compost heaps and a family with an infectious passion for green living. Her dad, Tim Redmond, co-founded some of the heaviest hitters in the world of organics: Eden Foods, American Soy Products and Blue Horizon Organic Seafood. Seven years into a career as an Emmy Award-winning television producer and news reporter/anchor, Sara left to create her TV series with practical advice on living green. Sara is green lifestyle expert and board member for Discovery’s forthcoming 24/7 eco-lifestyle network, Planet Green. She is a frequent speaker at events and has been interviewed for television, radio and print publications. Sara has been highlighted in such media outlets as the New York Times, FoxNews.com, the Chicago Sun Times, Better Homes and Gardens, and Lucky Magazine.