Eco Company - Season 7
Season 7
Episodes
Mirrors in the Desert
Solar panels power a large turbine; growing salmon in rice fields; zero litter.
Rescued Raptors
Raptors; box homes for barn owls; the University of California at Berkeley's Center for Green Chemistry; a youth writes books about protecting the planet.
Stranded Sea Lions
Hundreds of sea lion pups are found stranded and starving along the California coast; a bee research facility; e-waste recycling.
Good & Healthy
Eating healthy; an urban farm; chef Jamie Oliver's Big Rig Teaching Kitchen; gleaning rejected crops.
Hydrogen Power
Using hydrogen for power; cars and buses of the future; fuel cell power plants.
Exotic Animals
The Oakland Zoo; squirrel monkeys; exotic pets; Star Eco Station; green teens mentor younger children.
Building Green!
An NFL stadium earns LEED Gold Certification; the Solar Decathlon.
Good Company
Good businesses; green guitars; recycling clothes.
Making a Difference
Gathering data on beach trash; planting trees worldwide; young sisters help people in need.
All About Climate Change
Global warming; greenhouse gases; how ocean acidification affects marine life; NASA.
Geothermal Power
Tapping into the heat deep in the Earth to create steam to produce electricity on a large scale; the largest geothermal power facility in the world.
Sustainable Living
The sustainable-living community at the Solar Living Institute; urban youth learn ``green'' job skills; high school students teach children about river ecology; a museum of insects and invertebrates.
Ocean Garbage
The Algalita Marine Research Foundation; plastic in the Earth's oceans; Earth Day founder Denis Hayes; making surfboards with nontoxic and sustainable materials.
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