Lebron James teams up with Nickelodeon’s Big Green

I love when celebrities and athletes do their part to raise awareness about protecting our planet. Granted, Lebron James didn’t really have to do much — just lend his image to an icon in a Nickelodeon game — but, still. It’s the thought that counts.

You can play the Lebron James game on a website called The Big Green Help. The game asks kids to “help a bike-riding LeBron avatar

deliver green tips across the globe to rack up points and progress to the next level of play.”

Aside from the game, Lebron will plus do a public service announcement. The basketball superstar released a statement about his involvement in the project saying, “We all need to be aware of how to take care of the environment. I’m glad that I can show kids what they can do to help.”

[Source] Kyle Hepp

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