Various Videos

Submitted by Nate on Sat, 13/12/2008 @ 00:36

 A place to post links to and discuss various online video resources that you have found. 

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Michael Moore's New film

Submitted by Philippa Lee on Mon, 15/06/2009 @ 20:51.

Here is a trailer to Michael Moore's new film:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhfzvzKm_xk

Films to see

Submitted by ginstar on Mon, 15/06/2009 @ 20:54.

Everyone should watch 'The Age of Stupid', but with a discussion opportunity afterwards.

Ginny

http://www.ageofstupid.net/

Yes seen it!

Submitted by Philippa Lee on Mon, 15/06/2009 @ 20:56.

 Everyone should see it

Wake up freak out

Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 15/06/2009 @ 14:25.

A nice little 12 minute film from The Royal College of Art:
http://www.wakeupfreakout.org/

On the Push (Eco-Surfing)

Submitted by Nate on Sat, 13/12/2008 @ 01:37.

'Rising sea levels are damaging coastlines & reefs worldwide.
On the Push will be reporting every month discovering what this means to surfers.
What impact does surfing have on the climate and the climate have on our surf?'
www.undercurrents.org/onthepush/index2.php

'Bike2Oz' video series

Submitted by Nate on Sat, 13/12/2008 @ 01:38.

'Bike2Oz is ts the epic adventure of a young school teacher and a train worker in Oxford. After teaching her pupils about global warming, Lowanna decided she couldn't risk damaging the climate by flying home to Australia. With her partner Kevin, the couple travel the 12,000km to Sydney using only sustainable transport- the train, bicycle and cargo ship. Pedalling through 16 countries over 485 days, the couple joined in Car Free day in Italy, escaped arrest in Iran, got groped in Pakistan and fell ill in India.
Their journey brought them through storm ravaged forests in France, torrential downpours in the Mediterranean and severe drought in Iran. 
The effects of Climate Change could be seen everywhere they went.
Watch the series and find out if their relationship (and the planet) survived the epic trip?'
www.bike2oz.com

Living in the Future (Eco-Living)

Submitted by Nate on Sat, 13/12/2008 @ 01:38.

'Living in the Future video series highlights how people have come together to build their own homes, grow their own food, and create lively and sustainable communities. You will meet communities in Australia, Spain, Ireland, Wales,England and Scotland.
Each online episode is 5-8 minutes in length allowing for easy viewing.'
www.livinginthefuture.org

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