Comments on: Boston Red Sox Team Up With NRDC to Green Fenway Park

By: dog looks for safe lawn

dog looks for safe lawn — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 21:07:20 +0000

I wish this was the case for all the ball parks from the minor league to the major leagues players…but what about little league? and recreational baseball in our neighborhoods? what are children getting exposed to there?

By: dog looks for safe lawn

dog looks for safe lawn — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 19:48:17 +0000

What away for the World Champions to go!
Now they can be a leader to champion the cause for going “green,” and not maybe green, but the real thing!
This will be an added plus for the fans and the players and all the crew who take of the grand old Fenway park!
All the great players of the past and the fans of today like me – thumbs up to ya Boston and the NRDC! What a winning combination!

By: Merrill Clark

Merrill Clark — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 20:15:47 +0000

Fenway Park is moving in the right direction wrt reclycing, organic food, etc.. although I’ll have to check that food to believe it!
What I am working on is pesticide-free golf courses!Where are they? Ido notplay golf, but a Jack Nicklaus Signature Course is planned for
Berrien County, Michigan, on
the shores of Lake Michigan, and probably not too far from the St. Joseph River.
I’m reviewing materials now for use in editorials for area newspapers; given the success of getting BP to back off its toxic disposal in Lake Michigan earlier on, I’m thinking some may be thinking about pesticides and golf courses farther north on the same Lake Michigan. Anyone have any experience with such activity in other parts of the country?