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Watch the full film here: vod.journeyman.tv With global warming dominating the political agenda, ‘carbon footprint’ and ‘renewable energy’ have become the latest buzzwords. Only renewable power, claim environmentalists, can enable us to maintain our current lifestyles without destroying the world. Tired of waiting for government action, states like California are taking the lead. In setting their own ambitious renewable energy targets, they’re forcing industries to make the switch. But countries like Australia remain firmly wedded to coal. Is renewable energy capable of meeting the needs of a modern economy? We investigate. For more information, or to buy the DVD, visit: www.journeyman.tv Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures 1 June 2007
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Click here to learn more about this film: www.classroomvideo.co.uk Can economic growth be environmentally sustainable? Footage filmed in the slums of Dhaka shows just how bad industrial pollution can get and the victims of globalisation explain how it is affecting their environment and health. Next the programme talks to environmental activists, factory owners and government officials and ask what needs to be done to make industrial growth in Bangladesh sustainable? It then sees how a company sited in a UK National Park is facing the same challenge, but by reducing pollution, waste and energy consumption is reducing their carbon footprint while also saving money. This DVD includes a fantastic bank of teacher resources and student activities, designed and written by Bob Digby, educational consultant, GCSE principal examiner and author of numerous geography text books.
Installation video showing one wall of the piece being put together. This installation at the New England Institute of Art is the culmination of a week-long artist residency that involved visiting a number of Brookline schools as part of Climate Change Action Brookline’s Climate Week. This piece is a photo journal recording all of my activities that contribute to my CO2 emissions along with graphs to interpret my footprint. The piece represents a multi-year effort to record, digest, and calculate my environmental impact — but, it’s truly a work-in-progress that will most certainly evolve as I continue to develop and exhibit the images and data.
Installation video showing one wall of the piece being put together. This installation at the New England Institute of Art is the culmination of a week-long artist residency that involved visiting a number of Brookline schools as part of Climate Change Action Brookline’s Climate Week. This piece is a photo journal recording all of my activities that contribute to my CO2 emissions along with graphs to interpret my footprint. The piece represents a multi-year effort to record, digest, and calculate my environmental impact — but, it’s truly a work-in-progress that will most certainly evolve as I continue to develop and exhibit the images and data.
