Green Living

The city now has two community gardens on opposite ends of town.

The restaurant's back-to-basics philosophy strips food down to simple and natural.

The network connects the Santa Fe and Katy trails.

Austin's single-use bag ban went into effect March 1; Dallas still has research to do.

There's also great food and extensive educational programming.

And, he called state antitrust laws "very un-Texan."

No one ever said eco-friendly can't look fabulous.

There's also great food and extensive educational programming.

Somewhere, Hank Hill is smiling.

Sorry, come again?

You too can make peace with beets.

Says Caraway: "“Pull up your pants and put away the bags.”

New midday and weekday evening services make it more convenient.

It's the circle of life at three convenient collection locations.

Fake trees leave a major carbon footprint.

We sampled a burger from Relish, one of a half-dozen food trucks at the park.

But, here are even more ways to save moolah while you save the earth.

Because it ain't easy being green.

Hint: It will probably take you more than one visit.

This week's best bets include Day of the Dead, Diwali, dogs in costumes, glass being smashed, video games, AltCars, and lots of shopping.

The park, which opens Saturday, is beautiful and functional.