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Being green is no longer just for greenies. No longer the domain of the softly spoken hippy, being green has gone mainstream, and has hit the media with a bang.
This means that watching clips about our environment is not longer about enduring meaningful but mind-numbingly boring footage of composting or homemade sauce-making tips.
It's true: being green and caring about our environment can be funny, clever, silly and inspiring, as well as informative and interesting.
The clips below are just some of the clips that we've found that we think tell great stories about our environment, and that we wanted to share with you.
If you know of any other clips that you think we and our readers might enjoy, send them through to us! Click here to contact us.
Enjoy!
Future Shots Sustainability Film Challenge
August 14th, 2009
Sustainability: What's it all about? Tell us what you think - there's over $8000 in prizes to be won.
Alien Invasion
August 14th, 2009
Planet Earth is under threat - will the aliens decide to save it or trash it? A film by Greenpeace starring Eddie Izzard, Jim Broadbent and Joseph McFadden
You are my sunshine TVC
August 14th, 2009
If you think the sun shines out of your ar** - try using an energy saving light-bulb instead! Voiced by Martin Freeman (The Office, Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy).
Cool Melbourne TVC
August 14th, 2009
Cool Melbourne explains climate change and important environmental issues in plain English. We promote the great green stories happening in Melbourne. Find out the challenges we face and what people are doing to get us back on track. Who's doing well, who's having a shocker!
Enviroweek - It's easy being green
August 14th, 2009
http://www.enviroweek.org/ - You don't need to be a greenie to be green. It just makes good sense to take care of our life support system - our environment. It's not about sacrifice - it's about living smarter.
Twenty-First Century Waterfall
July 1st, 2009
This is a computer animation comparing the US rate of plastic water bottle recycling (approx. 100 bottles/second) to the nonrecycled rate (approx. 845 bottles/second; see image) for 2005.
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