Showing posts with label climate change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label climate change. Show all posts

Monday, February 7, 2011

Video: Are we changing planet Earth?

AKA: The truth about climate change. BBC documentary hosted by Sir David Attenborough.



More information at the official website.

Video: Cool it

Based on the book "Cool it: the skeptical environmentalist's guide to global warming", available at UNSW Main Library Level 6: 363.73874/85




More info at the official website.

Video: Earth 2100

Warning: Apocalyptic!
But according to the video, to change the future, you first have to imagine it.






More information at the official website.

Video: Blue vinyl





More information at the official website.

Video: Everything's cool



More information at the official website.

Video: Five ways to save the world



More information here.

Video: Global warming, the signs and the science


Global Warming:The Signs and The Science


Part 1/6
Part 2/6
Part 3/6
Part 4/6
Part 5/6
Part 6/6

Video: Six degrees could change the world



More at National Geographic Channel

Full video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DIZMT5-o0o

Video: Home, a stunning visual portrayal of earth



Full video can be viewed online.

More info at the official website.

Video: The Great Warming



More at
www.thegreatwarming.com

Video: The Age of Stupid



More information at http://www.theageofstupid.net/
and http://www.spannerfilms.net/films/ageofstupid

Video: 1992 Earth Summit

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Web: OnePlanetLiving.org


WWF posters

Why UAE has the highest per capita footprint








Ebook: Living Planet Report

Monday, March 22, 2010

Ebook: Our Choice

Interactive: Vital signs of a warming world


Video: Too many people



Click image for link to 2009 video from Focus Earth with Bob Woodruff, titled "Too many people", which shows that we are quickly reaching the limits of our reasources. Due to overpopulation the Earth has reached it's natural resource capacity.

Video: The Story of Bottled Water


More at http://storyofstuff.org/bottledwater/



NOTE: For Task Six, you may choose to reflect on Annie Leonards' latest short animated videos:

1. The Story of Cap and Trade.

2. The Story of Bottled Water.

3. The Story of Electronics. (coming soon on May 2010)

Reflections on this video due May 17.