Presidents' Day Special: EcoHearth.com Names 'The Most Environmental U.S. Presidents'

BROOKLYN, NY, February 21, 2011

As part of it's ongoing 'Eco Heroes and Heels' Awards, this Presidents' Day, leading ecology website, EcoHearth.com, publishes its picks for the five most ecologically minded occupants of the Oval Office.

As the article announcing the list states, "None of them are perfect when it comes to ecology, but overall they've shown enough green concern that they rise to the top of the presidential crop." The list includes Jimmy Carter, Franklin Roosevelt, Teddy Roosevelt, Lyndon Johnson and Bill Clinton.

The announcement of this list comes one day after EcoHearth.com announced its list of the Least Environmental U.S. Presidents,' which includes Richard Nixon, George H. W. Bush, George W. Bush, Dwight Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan.

'The Most Environmental U.S. Presidents' list can be viewed at:

http://ecohearth.com/eco-zine/eco-heroes/1613-the-most-environmental-us-presidents.html

'The Least Environmental U.S. Presidents' list can be viewed at

http://ecohearth.com/eco-zine/eco-heroes/1614-the-least-environmental-us-presidents.html

EcoHearth's 'Heroes and Heels' section, containing short articles about eco heroes and villains such as Wangari Maathai, Brock Dolman, Majora Carter, Eco Elvis, John Feeney, Martin Luther King, Jr., list of top celebrity environmentalists and Aldo Leopold, can be viewed at

http://ecohearth.com/eco-zine/eco-heroes.html

EcoHearth.com is among the largest creators of independent environmental content on the Web. Headquartered in New York City and 100% wind powered, it offers original ecology articles, blogs and commentaries, plus ecology videos and information on eco-friendly products, green jobs and environmental activism. With a shared concern for both ecology and healthy living, EcoHearth's international writing staff provides a unique, authoritative voice and robust angle on all things environmental to inform and inspire our readers to be eco-smart and live sustainable lives. More about EcoHearth.com can be found at http://ecohearth.com/about-us.html .