Joel Greene

Have you ever wondered how mushrooms are grown? Follow Joel Greene and the Curiosity Quest as they travel through the Monterey Mushrooms facility to learn how these tasty fungi are grown and shipped all over the world.

Did you know that Braille is a form of print that helps blind people read? Join Joel Greene as he learns how a Braille Publisher makes Braille books.

Did you know that millions of recyclable food is thrown in the landfills each year? Join Joel on this episode as he learns the benefits of backyard composting.

Did you know that your favorite park bench could have been made out of used milk jugs?  Join Joel as he explores the process of recycling milk jugs.

What do you think happens to old tires? Join Joel on this quest as he learns how Rubber Bark recycles tires and makes them into a new product.

Did you know that foam lunch trays can be recycled? Check out this episode where elementary school students show us how they recycle all of their foam lunch trays.

Did you know that storm water is deposited into our oceans through storm drains? Join Joel as he learns how storm drains work.

Join Joel as he learns from elementary school students how to dramatically reduce the trash we throw away.

Where does all the grass go after you mow your lawn?  Find out on this episode as Joel explores Burrtec's green waste transfer station.

Did you know that light bulbs can be recycled and made into new products? Join the host of Curiosity Quest Goes Green, Joel Greene as he explores the Lighting Resources facility in Texas to learn how they collect old light bulbs. Then they dump them all into an incredible machine that breaks them apart, safely collects the mercury, chops, cleans, and separates them. Lastly, Greene follows the crushed light bulb remnants to a Glass Recycled in Texas...