1.) Is U.S. PUBLIC SERVICE a government agency? No. U.S. PUBLIC SERVICE is operated by a group of professionals with a variety of experience in Federal and State Government, philanthropy, publishing, technology and non-profit sectors. 2.) What is the Green Opportunity Report? The Green Opportunity Report is designed to help Americans Go Green and tap into money from the stimulus programs and the federal budget. Subscribers receive information about government grants, programs and tax breaks. The Green Opportunity Report also includes helpful product information, green industry tradeshows, events and green headline news. The Green Opportunity Report is fully integrated with the Go Green Network, so subscribers receive information relating to their specific interests. 3.) How do I become a volunteer? The first step to becoming a Volunteer is to apply online. Applicants are selected based on the current needs of U.S. PUBLIC SERVICE. Volunteers generally work flexible hours from home or on location at green related events. Upon the successful completion of a volunteer assignment, volunteers earn certificates of service. 4.) What promotional strategy is employed by U.S. PUBLIC SERVICE? U.S. PUBLIC SERVICE's strategy is to partner with media outlets and publications, providing editorial content, green headlines, online database resoruces and 'U.S. Public Service messages,' all designed to help and encourage Americans to go green. U.S. PUBLIC SERVICE also partners with the Go Green Network to deliver positive, appropriate and motivating messages to its members.