Coral Springs, FL – The producers of Today in America are pleased to announce a special series, Greening the Globe, highlighting the myriad environmental challenges facing every nation and the solutions we will be employing in the decades to come. The show marries an unrivaled host, Terry Bradshaw, with a team of award-winning producers, and provides viewers new information that will impact their lives.
As icecaps are shrinking, the ozone layer is thinning, and deep ocean currents are being upset; Countries the world over are only now beginning to work together to help solve these global environmental challenges. They’re finding ways to conserve traditional forms of energy, while maintaining the search for alternative sources. They're driving fuel-efficient cars and building eco-friendly homes and offices. They're adopting policies on climate change and developing ways to resolve environmental challenges. There is a new understanding worldwide, that all nations will have to partner in initiatives to save the planet.
In this Today in America series, we’ll explore the innovative approaches being taken worldwide to protect the environment. We’ll speak with organizations and industry experts at the forefront of the green revolution, and we'll discover eco-friendly products and technologies that benefit both our environment and society.
Topics for the "Greening the Globe" series include:
• Sustainable Business Solutions for the 21st Century
• Sustainable Technology Solutions for the 21st Century
• Competitive Solutions for the Oil and Gas Industry
Today in America identifies stories for television and Internet content, and educates viewers on a wide-variety of emerging concepts. As a powerful engine of change, Today in America broadens perspectives, erases boundaries and opens up new avenues for progress. With fresh content interlaced throughout each series, viewers will gain insight on opportunities for their families, businesses, lifestyles, and financial futures. For more information, please visit www.TodayinAmerica.net.
