Celebrities are starting to Go Green such as Bill Nye “The Science Guy.” He has green competitions with his neighbor, Ed Begley Jr. Bill Nye pre-heats water with a solar heater, has a low water garden, and grows his own vegetables. Bill Nye just put up a Perolas made of recycled plastic. Ed Begley Jr. He uses solar panels and wind turbines for energy, and he also has a solar oven. Ed has a white recycled plastic picket fence. He also went to the Oscars in his electric car. Ed has his own line of eco-friendly cleaners called “Begley’s Best” and he donates this money to charities. Bill and Ed are definately doing their parts.

Leonardo DiCaprio is encouraging celebrities to arrive to the Oscars in hybrids.  Also, leonardo has a website called www.11thhouraction.com, this website helps people and communities Go Green. He has several more websites that are against Global Warming.

The world famous tennis player Billie Jean King, founded the organization called Green Slam, which mixes tennis and other sports with Going Green. Green Slam has a number of programs and tips on Going Green.

One program by Green Slam is the Green Slam seal of approval where GS endorses athletic products with packaging that are eco-friendly and easily recyclable. GS has also teamed up with Natural Resources Defense Council to apply "green standards" to stadium operators and other sporting events.

Billie Jean King has also worked with Rainbow Vision Palm Springs (RVPS) to build a green community, fitness facility, and tennis courts. Buildings this community will be fire and earthquake resistant, sound proof, and made up of 85% recycled goods. This community will be located in Palm Springs, California.

Billie Jean King's Going Green website also provides links to other green links and partners. It also gives Going Green tips such as:

• Recycle old sports equipment or give it to someone else

• Reuse old water bottles a few times before recycling them

• Find another use for old tennis balls, such as donating them to an animal shelter for dogs to play with

In 2003 the Philadelphia Eagles football team was the first team in professional sports to launch a "Go Green" campaign. They have not only built an entire website informing their fans (young and old) on how to Go Green, but they have also been doing Green things themselves.

One example of the team's efforts to Go Green is that they are running their practice field and training facility on 100% renewable wind energy. In 2008 the team bought 14 million kilowatt hours of wind power. The Eagles have also bought solar panels to help power their training facilities. These solar panels are expected to save about 26,400 pounds of carbon dioxide per year. This is equal to planting 67 trees per year.