Sarah Silverman, Amanda Little Take On Climate Skeptic in Rowdy, Profanity-Riddled Debate (Video)
March 31, 2010 by
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Photo via the Daily Green Last night I attended what may be the strangest green-themed event ever. In order to roll out their new CT 200 hybrid with a bang, Lexus hosted an evening called the Darker Side of Green. The main attraction was a debate between author Amanda Little ( Power Trip ) and Gore-hating Phelim McAlee (the film Not Evil, Just Wrong ) ‘moderated’ by Sarah Silverman (I say ‘moderated’ because as you’ll see in the videos below, she had no qual..

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Sarah Silverman, Amanda Little Take On Climate Skeptic in Rowdy, Profanity-Riddled Debate (Video)
Cameron and Gore Discuss the Amazon, Avatar 2
March 28, 2010 by
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This weekend, Avatar director James Cameron spoke at an assembly gathered in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon to speak on topics ranging from sustainability and the power of cinema, to the prospects that there will be a sequel to his blockbuster, green-themed film . No stranger to the environment cause, or the film industry for t…
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Big Cats and Dolphins win Humane Society Media Awards
Winner Tippi Hedron with daughter Melanie Griffith and Antonio Banderas at Genesis Awards. Photos by Long Photography Every year the Humane Society toasts Hollywood for good deeds at the Genesis Awards , a fundraiser that recognizes ethical animal-friendly stories on television, in film and print. It also pays tribute to celebrities who take up the cause
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The Best Film About a Plastic Bag You’ll Ever See
March 24, 2010 by
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Plastics. In the Graduate, it’s the big secret Benjamin gets from a well-meaning family friend, and it’s one of our dirtiest, creepiest secrets too
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No Impact Man
March 2, 2010 by
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http://www.noimpactdoc.com/trailer.php No Impact Man is a funny, inspiring film about Colin Beavan, a liberal schlub who got tired of listening to himself complain about the world without ever actually doing anything about it. In November, 2006, Beavan launched a year-long project in which he, his wife, his two-year-old daughter and his four-year-old dog went off the grid and attempted to live in the middle of New York City with as little environmental impact as possible. The No Impact project has been a successful and entertaining blog and is now a film too. Recently released on DVD, No Impact Man follows Colin and his family (his wife is one of the film’s producers) on their journey to get and stay off the grid in New York City without killing each other. Can you imagine never taking an elevator, washing your clothes in the bathtub, and not owning a phone? Yeah. Crazy stuff. This film made us laugh, made us feel frustrated, and reminded us of so many more small ways we can make a difference each day. Check it out! We think you’ll love this movie.

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Reusable Shopping Totes
As a planet, we consume over 500 billion (that’s with a B!) plastic bags each year. Stop the madness! Stock up on totes to help schlep your groceries or mall splurges without the plastic. Here are some of our latest favorites: Maggie Bags Available in purse, messenger bag and large tote styles in every color under the sun, we love Maggie Bags! These super durable bags are made from reclaimed automobile seat belts. It’s true: each year millions of yards of seat belt webbing are rejected by car manufacturers for the slightest color variation. Rather than hitting the landfill, the folks at Maggie Bags snatch up these belts, dye them funky colors and weave them into cool bags. Since the polyester seat belt webbing was originally designed to save lives, these bags are super strong and durable – they’re even machine washable! The Tote of Many Colors is our favorite – it’s a fantastic market bag and will be awesome for the beach too. Check out the website to see all of the styles and colors available, as well as where to buy these chic handbags.

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Documentary Investigates Plight of Millions of ‘Climate Refugees’ (Video)
February 18, 2010 by
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Photo via CMA The changing climate is causing upheaval and unrest on a large scale–rising sea levels, more severe storms and flooding, and worse droughts are already rendering populated parts of the world uninhabitable. In some places, this is occurring just around, oh, right now

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Documentary Investigates Plight of Millions of ‘Climate Refugees’ (Video)
Y’Know the Flying Dragons in Avatar? Tiny Real-Life Version Discovered in Indonesia
February 16, 2010 by
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Photo: Reddit user Biophilia_curiosus Can’t Wait Until They Find the Full-Sized Species… A Reddit.com user by the name of Biophilia_curiosus posted a few photos that he took in Indonesia. They show an amazing species of gliding lizard which basically looks like a miniature dragon

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Y’Know the Flying Dragons in Avatar? Tiny Real-Life Version Discovered in Indonesia
Ocean Film Fest 2010: The Great White Shark Song Brings Fun Back Into the Shark Conversation (Video)
February 8, 2010 by
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Screenshot via YouTube Sharks were a big part of the film fest, and conversations revolved around finning and the massive decline of an apex predator that holds the balance of the oceans together. But not every video at the Ocean Film Festival was serious footage about the decline of the oceans. There was a fair amount of fun to be had, and no other film brought forth as much laughter from the audience as The Great White Shark Song – a music video that tells exactly what a shark might think and do if it found you in the ocean

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Ocean Film Fest 2010: The Great White Shark Song Brings Fun Back Into the Shark Conversation (Video)
Arctic Melting Triple Threat: Less Winter Ice Means More Summer Melt, It’s All Happening Faster Than Thought + It’s Going to Cost Us…
February 8, 2010 by
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