Dirty Jobs: 4x15
Brown Before Green
Mike looks back on several of the Dirty Jobs that help to clean up the environment. From geothermal drilling, to wood and tire salvage, to building cobb homes, one thing seemed constant: in order to be green, you usually have to get brown first.
4 - 1Big Animal Vet Jan. 08, 2008
4 - 2Steel Mill Worker Jan. 15, 2008
4 - 3Cave Biologist Jan. 22, 2008
4 - 4Buoy Cleaner Jan. 29, 2008
4 - 5Cranberry Farmer Feb. 05, 2008
4 - 6Mud Mineral Excavator Feb. 12, 2008
4 - 7Dirty Jobs of the Big Apple Apr. 14, 2008
4 - 8Floating Fish Factory Apr. 21, 2008
4 - 9Dairy Cow Midwife Apr. 28, 2008
4 - 10Aerial Tram Greaser May. 05, 2008
4 - 11Turkey Inseminator May. 12, 2008
4 - 12Ice Salvage Crew May. 19, 2008
4 - 13Wind Farm Technician Jun. 02, 2008
4 - 14Animal Barber Jun. 09, 2008- 4 - 15Brown Before Green Jun. 16, 2008
4 - 16Tar Rigger Oct. 07, 2008
4 - 17Dirty Chip Maker Oct. 14, 2008
4 - 18Sheep Castrator Oct. 21, 2008
4 - 19Leech Trapper Oct. 28, 2008- 4 - 20Dirty Presidents Nov. 04, 2008
4 - 21Mannequin Factory Nov. 11, 2008
4 - 22Egg Farm Nov. 18, 2008
4 - 23Vellum Maker Nov. 25, 2008
4 - 24Maggot Farmer Dec. 02, 2008
4 - 25Gourd Maker Dec. 09, 2008- 4 - 26Brown Before Green 2 Dec. 16, 2008