Editor Green Source DFW

Oak Cliff Recycle Artist Sandra Artalejo     

By Esther Wu    

     
If you drive past Gary Gene Olp’s home, you may be struck by its contemporary design. But what makes his house truly different is not readily visible. Unlike most of the homes in Dallas, Mr. Olp’s house not only saves him money, it helps save the environment. “To be more specific, it is helping to preserve the environment for future generations,” explains Gary Gene Olp, who was recently appointed chairman of the North Texas chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council  

Aug. 2, 2011

By Holly Haber    

Aug. 1, 2011

By Holly Haber  

Dallas has a champion of environmentally-friendly fashion in Susanne Taylor.  

Taylor has worked in the fashion business for 35 years but she isn’t a designer, manufacturer or retailer.

July 28, 2011

July 18, 2011

July 10, 2011

By Rita Cook     

By Esther Wu    

By Rita Cook

For 35-year-old Dallas recycle artist Angela Mosera the art she creates from antique broken watches and a medley of other recycled items is her way to give back.  Retooling the watch pieces into necklaces, earrings and even cuff-links, she also makes wine charm sets out of scrabble pieces and purses out of old wooden boxes.

By Rita Cook   

How much do your children know about green living -- here are some simple ways to turn an eco-friendly education into fun.

Instead of spending time doing the same old activities with your children this summer, get outdoors and teach your tykes a little about the earth. Not sure where to begin, here are a few ideas to get you started.

By Rita Cook