EnviroVideo produces TV programs written and hosted by Karl Grossman and broadcast throughout the U.S. providing information on vital environmental issues. They run on nearly 200 cable TV systems in 40 states as well as on the major satellite TV networks, Dish, DirecTV, Roku, Sling, and are also on internet platforms.
EnviroVideo has produced more than 700 programs since beginning in 1991. They've received journalism honors including from the Houston International Film Festival and Earth Peace International Film Festival.
"Karl Grossman's uncompromising dedication to public awareness about the critical and sometimes unscrupulous influences shaping our most consequential environmental decisions has made him an exceptional journalist and passionate teacher. His work has produced real-world change-from nuclear power to protecting our bays and landscapes. Karl is an advocate's advocate, and we honor his exceptional work."
- Bob Deluca, President Group for the East End
"From Robert Moses's Fire Island highway folly to the Shoreham nuclear debacle, Karl Grossman has led the way in environmental reporting for
decades. His fearless voice pushed Suffolk County toward essential reforms to protect drinking water and our bays. Karl's influence continues to guide Long Island's environmental future."
- Kevin McAllister, Founder & President Defend H2O
Grossman is author of books on environmental and energy issues and his weekly column runs in Long Island newspapers and on LI news websites. He has been a full professor of journalism at SUNY Old Westbury-teaching at it for 47 years-including a course in Environmental Journalism.
EnviroVideo programs are directed and edited by Frank Melli, veteran producer/editor, recipient of awards for environmental TV. EnviroVideo is the production arm of Envision Environmental Media Center, a 501-c-3 entity, so donations are tax deductible. Tickets are $100 and larger donations are very much welcome.
