Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at 12:00PM The controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline pits protectors of the environment against the oil industry, and Republicans in Congress against President Obama. In this Decoder episode, we drill down into the battle over the Keystone.
carbon, climate, deforestation, degradation, earth, emission, forest, invest, reducing, tropical, value in climate, energy, environment, global Monday, January 30, 2012 at 10:00PM It may come as a surprise that environmentalists are increasingly turning to wood as a renewable, alternative energy source. Find out why it's environmentally-friendly and how it could reduce your household energy bill in this week's show.
France, alternative, carbon, cheap, efficient, energy, environment, fuel, renewable, stove, wood in climate, energy, environment, global, home, science/technology Friday, December 9, 2011 at 12:00PM South Korea is showing off what it says is the world's first totally eco-friendly business building. It's a structure that emits zero carbon and uses only renewable energy. The project is designed to underline the government's drive to reduce greenhouse gases.
building, carbon, eco-friendly, emissions, energy, environment, geothermal, heat, insulation, renewable, solar, technology in business, climate, energy, environment, global, science/technology Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at 6:00PM A school district is learning—and earning—with wind power.
Iowa, carbon, economy, education, energy, environment, moneygreen, power, school, turbine, wind in education, energy, environment Wednesday, October 5, 2011 at 11:00PM Let's lose some pounds—pounds of carbon dioxide. You'll save cash, too.
Friday, September 9, 2011 at 12:01PM Vestergaard Frandsen's landmark Carbon for Water initiative provides more than 1 million free Lifestraw family water filters to communities in western Kenya, a region with limited access to clean water.
With a means for at-home access to drinkable water, locals no longer need to burn firewood for purification, resulting in carbon emissions savings. Watch the video to learn more about the company's commitment to Kenya and how carbon credits will help provide clean water equipment and training for years to come.
Monday, July 25, 2011 at 12:00PM Natalie Portman, Kyra Sedgwick and Chloe Sevigny explain how simply changing a light bulb can help reverse the effects of greenhouse gases. With music by Aimee Mann.
Aimee Mann, Chloe Sevigny, Kyra Sedgwick, Natalie Portman, National Geographic, bulb, carbon, change, climate, emission, environment, light in climate, energy, environment, global Monday, July 18, 2011 at 12:00PM
Al Gore collaborates with Pixar to make "Cars 3: Cars are Killing the Environment." Part animation, part keynote presentation, this film is sure to captivate children.
Wednesday, July 6, 2011 at 12:00PM How Green Is Your Internet? from Dan Ilic on Vimeo.
When you use the internet have you thought just how much energy you're using, or the size of your carbon poke print? This story may give you some idea of just how much energy the wired world sucks down.
The Internet has streamlined our lives, making it easier to keep informed, stay in touch, and share ideas -- but it's important to remember that the digital age isn't without its environmental impact. As the world wide web continues to grow, with more and more people getting online every day, the energy it takes to keep it going has increased too, resulting in a carbon footprint that's larger than you might expect.
carbon, computer, electricity, energy, environment, footprint, green, internet, online, power, servers, technology in climate, energy, environment, global, science/technology Sunday, May 15, 2011 at 12:00PM In the media landscape there are climate change deniers and believers, but rarely are those speaking about climate change actual climate scientists...
yo....we're climate scientists.. and there's no denying this Climate Change Is REEEEALL..
Who's a climate scientist..
I'm a climate scientist..
Not a cleo finalist
No a climate scientist
Droppin facts all over this wax
While bitches be crying about a carbon tax
Climate change is caused by people
Earth Unlike Alien Has no sequel
We gotta move fast or we'll be forsaken,
Cause we were too busy suckin dick Copenhagen: (Politician)
I said Burn! it's hot in here..
32% more carbon in the atmosphere.
Oh Eee Ohh Eee oh wee ice ice ice
Raisin' sea levels twice by twice
We're scientists, what we speak is True.
Unlike Andrew Bolt our work is Peer Reviewed... ooohhh
Who's a climate scientist..
I'm a climate scientist..
An Anglican revivalist
No a climate scientist
Feedback is like climate change on crack
The permafrosts subtracts: feedback
Methane release wack : feedback..
Write a letter then burn it: feedback
Denialists deny this in your dreams
Coz climate change means greater extremes,
Shit won't be the norm
Heatwaves bigger badder storms
The Green house effect is just a theory sucker (Alan Jones)
Yeah so is gravity float away muther f**cker
Who's a climate scientist..
I'm a climate scientist..
I'm not a climate Scientist
Who's Climate Scientists
A Penny Farthing Cyclist
No
A Lebanese typist
No
A Paleontologist
No
A Sebaceous Cyst
No! a climate scientist! Yo! PREACH~!
Written and performed by Climate Scientists, Dan Ilic, Duncan Elms and production by Brendan Woithe at Colony NoFi.
believers, carbon, climate, climate change, deniers, earth, environment, greenhouse effect, rap, scientists, sea levels in climate, comedy, environment, global, pollution Saturday, May 14, 2011 at 11:00PM From eating local food to taking shared showers, here are eight ways to reduce your impact on the planet that will make your life better too. A GOOD video produced in partnership with GE Ecomagination.
