North Texas

Researchers are documenting environmental injustices in Dallas through the Environmental Injustice Archive, highlighting significant pollution cases, such as Shingle Mountain and West Dallas' lead pollution. This collaboration aims to raise awareness, hold polluters accountable, and celebrate community victories against injustices in predominantly Black and Latinx neighborhoods.

Ditch the bug zapper, which kills way more beneficial insects than it does mosquitos! Jason's cohost Jacob shares an alternative product.

Urban stormwater in North Texas causes creeks and rivers to be overwhelmed with water and pollutants, contributing to erosion and increased flooding. Solutions include using permeable surfaces, rain gardens, and green infrastructure to retain water and reduce pollutant runoff, as well as community efforts to improve water management and reduce pollution.

The May episode of Green Source On the Air features Howard Garrett on organic gardening, and plant-based entrepreneurs Kelli Myatt of Healthy Hippie Cafe, and Andrew Ridout of Frankly Good vegan cookies. Join hosts Wendel Withrow and Victoria Howard for insights on sustainable living.

Many homeowners are switching to electric mowers and string trimmers but did you know electric tillers are also available? Jason's cohost Jacob Mutchler shares a green gardening tip in this throwback video.

Cities and colleges in North Texas collaborate with Bee City USA to aid endangered pollinators, threatened by habitat loss, pesticides, and climate change. Denton, Arlington, Grapevine, and universities like UNT are enhancing green spaces and launching educational initiatives to create bee-friendly environments.

Walking beside a small pond, my friend spotted a snake in the vegetation near the trunk of a willow tree. She guessed it was a harmless water snake and was ready to grab it, but hesitated and yelled: “Cottonmouth!”

Frozen blueberries make a tasty warm weather snack.

Mother’s Day offers green gift ideas celebrating environmental consciousness and supporting local businesses. Options include eco-friendly art, treats, accessories, plants, and sustainable goods from places like North Haven Gardens, Central Market, Marshall Grain, Reverie Bakeshop, Mashup Market, and Whole Foods.

Green Source DFW launched "Green Source On the Air" on Earth Day to expand its environmental news reach. The inaugural show, aired via Zoom, featured interviews with environmental activists and concluded with a Montopolis band performance. The next show airs May 21, supported by Dallas College and other organizations.