Posted: 12:12 PM Opportunities exist if you know which sector to look in.

Posted: 1:43 PM States take the lead where the federal government won't.

Posted: 1:48 PM Companies are working on the infrastructure to handle a new breed of vehicles.

Posted: 1:35 PM You can reduce your energy bill with a few changes around the house.

Posted: 12:54 PM Universities are adding programs for those looking to get into the green sector.

Posted: 12:24 PM Prices are dropping for solar equipment.

Posted: 12:33 PM Technology improvement needed to cut down on emissions.

Posted: 11:55 AM One little symbol points the way to big reductions in greenhouse gasses.

Updated: 8:43 PM Jobs fall while wind turbines sales jump.

Updated: 8:33 PM Heat energy lies below the rocks.

Posted: 7:48 PM Okemos High School turns off the lights for Conservation Day.

Updated: 7:40 PM Auditing can be the key to your financial future.

Posted: 11:33 AM Wet weather can be a good tool.

Updated: 9:28 PM Funds from the Lemelson Foundation are keeping green innovators in work.

Posted: 3:15 PM Experimental technology may hold the key to solar energy.

Posted: 11:25 AM "Trash" around the home can be put to good use.

Updated: 9:09 PM Old laces can still serve a purpoise.

Updated: 9:55 PM Vicious storms can offer a chance to make the town a bit greener.

Updated: 8:56 PM A new plan may be able to use solar power after the sun sets.

Updated: 8:48 PM There are many fun options to peak your kids' green interests,

Updated: 3:55 PM Being green doesn't mean staying away from stores.

Updated: 7:18 PM Easy ways to reduce your environmental impact.

Updated: 8:48 PM Look for a replacement that has Energy Star certification.

Updated: 7:36 PM Avoid pesticides by growing your own food.

Updated: 6:42 PM Your bottomless pit can be reorganized to help you and Mother Nature.