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  1. An Illuminating Lecture on Environmental Journalism from Andrew Revkin, of the NY TimesAn Illuminating Lecture on Environmental Journalism from Andrew Revkin, of the NY Times

    Johnny Kilroy | Posted May 14, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    The author of the Dot Earth blog, and a fifteen year veteran of the Gray Lady, stopped by Eugene to discuss our favorite topic...bringin tha ruckus on environmental matters.…

  1. The story of Stuff on “Colbert Report”The story of Stuff on “Colbert Report”

    Nathan Ferguson | Posted March 12, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    Why do we use so much energy? Because we waste so much energy. Watch Annie Leonard, the creator of the video "The Story of Stuff", talk to Colbert about... stuff.…

  1. Best Way to Make Being Green Hilarious: Tim MinchinBest Way to Make Being Green Hilarious: Tim Minchin

    Nathan Ferguson | Posted February 15, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    Because taking care of Mother Nature should be FUN!…

  1. Cheap Tricks Indeed, in Audi’s Insulting “Green Police” Super Bowl AdCheap Tricks Indeed, in Audi’s Insulting “Green Police” Super Bowl Ad

    Johnny Kilroy | Posted February 8, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    Audi's "Green Police" commercial was probably intended to be tongue-in-cheek, but let's see how many people will digest every last calorie of idiot fodder. The ad is insulting and, far from being "cute", plays into the hands of those who are the enemies of everything green…

  1. Food, Inc. for 2010 Best Feature DocumentaryFood, Inc. for 2010 Best Feature Documentary

    Johnny Kilroy | Posted February 2, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    America's food industry is based around cheap fuel, cheap (petroleum-based) fertilizers, and cheap trucking. This Academy Award-nominated documentary illuminates the true costs of eating cheap - to our bodies and to our planet.…

  1. Video: Geothermal in IcelandVideo: Geothermal in Iceland

    Nathan Ferguson | Posted January 15, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    Swimming in the outlet water from a geothermal power plant is really hot. You wouldn't want to do this by an oil refinery or a coal mine...…

  1. Film Review:  Coal CountryFilm Review:  Coal Country

    Johnny Kilroy | Posted January 13, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    The film "Coal Country" tells the story of a rift in a people. In the heart of Appalachia, from whence America drew centuries of prosperity, where mining was once an identity as much as an occupation, coal is now threatening common people's…

  1. Video - Acid Test: The Global Challenge of Ocean AcidificationVideo - Acid Test: The Global Challenge of Ocean Acidification

    Nathan Ferguson | Posted January 13, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    Watch this vid if you love picking up sea shells on the beach... unless we act soon, there literally won't be any more seashells.…

  1. “HOME” - An Amazing Free Documentary“HOME” - An Amazing Free Documentary

    Nathan Ferguson | Posted January 12, 2010 in The Arts Campaign

    Consisting entirely of aerial footage, "HOME" is a distillation of more than 488 hours of footage of the Earth, ranging from the gorgeous to the depressing.…

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