Graham Hill discusses "going green"

Talk Radio News speaks with Graham Hill, Founder of TreeHugger.com, about incentives for "going green". (0:23)
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Inaugural Radio Row: Washington Times reporters Stephanie Green and Andrea Rodgers

International Affairs Correspondent Blanquita Cullum interviews Stephanie Green and Andera Rodgers from the Washington Times about the glamour of an inauguration, fashion and Michelle Obama. (13:34)
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Gingrich sees energy as "policy crisis"

Fmr. Speaker of the House Newt Gingich says energy has become a "policy crisis." Gingrich also remarks on why he believes any future energy policy must include oil and coal. (1:57)
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Director of the UN Environment Programm on Green Initiatives

Achim Steiner, Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme, discusses strategies for reducing pollution and environmental waste in relation to the Millennium Development Goals.


"When we talk about the green economy," Steiner said, "it's not necessarily a mathametic definition we're kooking at." He when on to say that in the UN's analysis, UNEP looks at "where are, in our economy, sectors emerging, jobs being created, investments being mobilized ... and essentially restructuring our economy?"


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Solving global warming is a matter of investment

Bracken Hendricks, senior fellow of the Center for American Progress, speaks about the Green Jobs report released. Hendricks states that global warming is a matter of investment, and once private industries put their money into green jobs, the economy will pick up and the U.S. will be better off. (0:48)
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