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The Love Your Bike campaign encourages car drivers to swap four wheels for two. The Friends of the Earth campaign targets commuters and regular car users. Billboards, bus backs, posters and postcards carry the message 'Burn calories, save cash, get there on time'.

Muddy fun and frolics at the Glastonbury Festival.

The Love Your Bike campaign encourages car drivers to swap four wheels for two. The Friends of the Earth campaign targets commuters and regular car users. Billboards, bus backs, posters and postcards carry the message 'Burn calories, save cash, get there on time'.

What is the Meatrix? The Meatrix is the story we tell ourselves about where our meat and animal products come from. Take the red pill and find out the truth.

This is a party political broadcast from the Green Party promoting Sian Berry as Green Mayoral Candidate for the London Mayoral Elections on May 1st 2008.

A brief look at the typical obstacles faced by 4x4 drivers in the urban environment.

Renowned British eco-designer Oliver Heath - former presenter of the TV series Changing Rooms - explores the uses of recycled materials in the home - what can be recycled, how to reuse materials in diy projects, and what sort of products made from recycled goods are available.

NRDC interviews celebrities including Jack Johnson, Ben Harper and Willie Nelson, about the quick things YOU can do to go green in your home.

Two men called Martin and Alf have been living over the past few years from the excessive waste generated by people and supermarkets. In a way they have chosen to go against the societal norm of having steady, paid jobs and yet survive well by not participating in the process of earning money and adding to the burden of existing over-consumption in western society which creates far more throwaway waste than we can handle. As they put it 'being content to live off less'. Taking this stand of livi...more

Vitya aims to do three things- explore the environmental theme of recycling, give an insight into the social landscape of rural India, and draw an engaging portrait of a man who lives a full yet uncomplicated life. He comes across as a likeable character. Both confident and humble, generous and honest. By giving an insight into Vitya's life the film also helps to communicate to audiences the atmosphere within a rural Indian village, low-income entrepreneurship within the rural economy, small-sca...more