Does Going Green Save the Environment or Ruin the Wallet

Electric cars. Gas stoves. Green energy. The great debate. Many experts argue there are pros and cons to Going Green. We lessen our dependency on fossil fuels and have more renewable energy sources. We recycle. We improve our air and water quality and possibly even get some green tax credits. However does this effort pay off for everyone. Going Green does not happen immediately and this could take years before consumers reap the rewards. And Going green is expensive with high costs for things like solar panels and battery powered vehicles or wind turbines and renewable energies. Reporter David Nazar with Sustaining US on PBS interviews two experts in their respective fields who have very differing opinions about Going Green. Nazar talks with David Colgan of the UCLA Institute of Environment and Sustainability. And Nazar also speaks with Jim Righeimer who is a former California mayor and now a popular Conservative voice on Salem Media AM 870 The Answer in Southern California.