It's a pristine, cavernous warehouse tucked into a South Florida neighborhood, but there's anything but 'business as usual' unfolding here. This is the unlikely epicenter of a green movement branching out to protect our most precious and vulnerable resource, children. Striding through its corriders is a woman driven to making our children's classrooms green and clean!
Michele Gillen's chilling investigation into a South Florida community where residents fear toxins in the soil may be making them sick. Meet a mom facing a life and death struggle with hopes of sending a message she believes might change your life forever.
Les Moonves, President and CEO of the CBS Corporation, heads to the Magic City to announce the partnership.
Making History: Miami's City Hall is the first of any major city to "go solar and green" and it's not costing taxpayers a penny! Join Michele on an exclusive tour of transformation and meet the men behind this mission!
Enter the EcoZone and find out how your neighbors, elected leaders, industry, and the media are joining forces to protect you and Planet Earth.
Traveling from across the country, board members of the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) took up the challenge of protecting Planet Earth with top city officials and academic leaders, including City of Miami Mayor Manny Diaz and University of Miami President Donna Shalala.
convention here. The weekend was topped off with a panel of TV journalists, including NBC News National Correspondent Kerry Sanders, WTVJ Investigative Reporter Jeff Burnside and WFOR Chief Investigative Reporter Michele Gillen, who all talked about the significance of environmental coverage. Miami is ready to welcome SEJ back!
Hundreds bare all on a frigid glacier to bring attention to global warming and Michele Gillen turns the camera on the famed artist behind it all: Spencer Tunick.
In response to a Michele Gillen investigation, a South Florida doctor is traveling the globe on an unprecedented medical mission to uncover what causes Lou Gehrig's Disease and what link it might have to Planet Earth.
Now Online: The man who created one of South Beach's hottest hotels shares his passion to cool Planet Earth and keep his travelers safer than they might ever dream. Michele Gillen introduces us to Marty Taplin and the legendary Sagamore Hotel.
Travel with us back in time to meet one of the world's most beloved priests who reveled in the joy and sanctity of Mother Nature and all her living creatures. See his breathtaking corner of Planet Earth in Italy as he did and understand why this pioneering environmentalist treasured "Brother Sun" and "Sister Moon."
Editor's Note: The New Homeless: Who are they? They used to be nurses, tennis players, dancers and executives, now they wander searching for a safe place to live, suffering, they say, from an intolerance to chemicals. Caryl Shonbrun intimately takes us into a world of isolation where the dusty exhaust from a clothes dryer can steal one's breath away, separating families and leaving some wondering why their bodies are failing them and how might they help protect you. 
Fish: it’s one of the healthiest food choices you can make, but this news series exposes potentially alarming levels of mercury in some kinds of fish. Some estimates say at least 7 million American women have mercury levels higher than what the government says is safe. Michele Gillen traveled the country to reveal this national problem. “Mercury Rising” goes beyond the headlines of a provocative study by a doctor whose work may change the way the nation chooses fish.
Coming Soon: Award-winning journalist Marcia Izaguirre will report from one of the most pristine corners of Planet Earth, Copán, Honduras, with exclusive interviews with the famed archaeologist who uncovered priceless treasures in this jewel of the Planet.
