Film Review by Lisa Rosen
The title alone conjures up a biblical vision of tranquil harmony. Nature at its most pure and innocent. The first images of “The Garden†may be more prosaic, but they nonetheless support that idea. A man, weathered by the years and by physical labor, wakes up before dawn and makes his [...]
With the myriad of opportunities to be an Environmental Internet Activist from the comfort of your desk chair, there is no limit to the depth and breadth of your influence. Online activism can provide a needed sense of community and hope for those of us who are intent on creating a sustainable future.
Online activism has [...]
Is it possible to help and preserve the natural world, without setting a toe outside your door? Perhaps you have some time, Internet access, and a burning desire to make a difference in the world, but your “spare” time is late at night, or you just can’t factor travel into the equation. Many organizations are [...]
Converting Ocean Waves, Tides and Currents to Electricity
“Today in San Francisco, we’re not just talking about ocean power, we are advancing its actual implementation. We have submitted an application to the federal government to develop an underwater wave project off San Francisco’s Ocean Beach that could generate between 30MW and 100MW of power. And we [...]
Entries from 11 Countries to Vie for Progressive Automotive X-Prize
One year after announcing the $10 million X Prize for cars that can exceed 100 mpg (or its energy equivalent), Progressive Automotive announced that 111 teams from 11 nations have registered to participate in next year’s long distance competition. Ninety teams will use pure electric or [...]
Talk of Climate “Tipping Points” Could Backfire
Andrew Revkin reports that the uncertainty inherent in making specific predictions concerning global climate change have led some climate experts to question use of such terms as “tipping point,†arguing that they could backfire, fueling criticism of alarmism and undermining public support for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Poll: Increasing Number [...]
Self-described digital media junky and “time traveler” Chad Richard is a time-lapse photographer from San Francisco, working with a relatively new technology known as HDR, or high dynamic range, imaging. The results are time-lapse compositions with unprecedented clarity and detail despite the dramatically changing light conditions common to time-lapse photography.
In an interview with KGO-TV, San [...]
If you haven’t tuned in to Ecology Radio for while, you’re missing out on some great, up-to-the-minute ecology programming right here at ecology.com.
Recent additions to Green Patriot Radio with David Steinman include the following interviews…
Cara Pike, contributing author to Strategies for the New Green Economy: Opportunities and Challenges in the New World of Business by [...]
