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Kevin Gianni (of the Renegade Health Show) and Dr. Doug Graham discuss the question: "How many leafy greens should I eat?"

Earlier this year in a promotion for their new series "Emerging Science" the Vermont Public Television posted a video in their YouTube channel title "The Miracle of Electric Vechicles" with a very short and simple explanation of electric cars/vechicles. In it Stephen Miracle, Founder of Miracle Energy Systems, LLC and Electric Vehicle Technician for Evermont Inc. compares the gasoline engine and the electric motor using the analogy of going to the grocery store.

Instuctables member technoplastique has posted a tutorial on creating a hydroponics system powered by the sun. The system arranges the plants vertically. The solar powered pump for this hydroponic garden "pulls the solution from the reservoir below to trickle over the roots of the plants inside the box. The footprint is 36" by 8" and it accommodates 50 plants."

Local, home grown sprouts. Gow delicious, power sprouts in your very own kitchen without the use of any fancy equipment.

Want to build a fun, cool and green science project? Then try Hydroponics. Hydroponics is a project that you can build into an ordinary 2 liter soda bottle. All you need are a few inexpensive items and a few seeds and you can build a fully working hydroponic set. This works best with smaller plants, such as radishes.