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Clean Air Green Tour bus makes stop in Little Falls to promote going green

LITTLE FALLS - A cross-country tour to promote energy efficiency and "green thinking" rolled into town Friday! The "green bus" is being used as a teaching tool in communities close to home and across America.

Fiberdyne Labs launches renewable energy product division with Fiberdyne Energy

FRANKFORT - One local company is celebrating Earth Day by announcing the formation of a new division that will help clients, and in about six months, the general public - save energy and money.

GREEN IS UNIVERSAL

An Awareness Campaign from the Networks and Affiliates of NBC

"Going Green" Part One: Recycling

Recycling is great. I think we would all agree that it's making a big difference. But what if we didn't have the waste in the first place?!

"Going Green" Part Two: Energy Efficiency at Home

Cornell Cooperative Extension says a little can go a long way when making your home more energy efficient.

"Going Green" Part Three: Hybrid Cars

Hybrid cars and SUV's are becoming more popular with each passing year and as the gas prices continue to climb. But is it worth the extra money here in Central New York?

Utica F.X. Matt Brewing Company "going green"

UTICA - One of Utica's oldest companies has decided to follow a fairly recent trend that has a lot to do with the environment. Utica's F.X. Matt Brewing Company has been undergoing major renovations in its effort to "Go Green."

Recycling Styrofoam and other materials easy at Yorkville site

YORKVILLE - Going green. Cutting your carbon emission. All hot topics when it comes to the environment. Meyda Lighting in Yorkville is one business that's trying to do their part. And with today being National Recycling Day, they want to let the public know that you too at home can do your part.

Meyda Tiffany Using Styrofoam Recycling Center

Got Styrofoam? A local manufacturing company wants to take it off your hands. Meyda Tiffany, In Yorkville, encourages all schools, businesses and residents to drop off unwanted packaging materials to the first of-its-kind styrofoam recycling center. ***CLICK ON THE VIDEO ICON FOR OUR NOON REPORT***