Environmental media is blooming on the internets these days. The folks over at Treehugger are keeping on schedule by pumping out a new video each week. The latest piece is on organic and biodynamic wines.
Along the same lines, I discovered that Daryl Hannah has launched a weekly video blog called dh love life, where she’ll cover issues like biodiesel to green building.
And late this week I got word of green.tv (a domain I wish I grabbed myself):
green.tv is the broadband TV channel for environmental films. green.tv is the first website to bring together films from a whole range of environmental organisations and independent filmmakers and make them available to anyone anywhere.
green.tv has been developed by largeblue and the Espians with the support and endorsement of the United Nations Environment Programme.
green.tv is a broad environmental church bringing together ideas and viewpoints from the world’s leading environmental organisations, including UNEP, European Environment Agency, Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth, Water Aid, the Sierra Club, RUCN, Stop Climate Chaos and many many more.
If you’re a filmmaker or an organization producing videos and would be interested in showcasing your work on green.tv, visit their blog for more information.
