Archive for the ‘EcoFilms’ Category
There are many follow-up activities from this film. Join us as we try our own version of the No (or Low) Impact Experiment. The original version tries one thing each day for one week. We would like to try each thing for one month with a meeting in the middle of the month to discuss progress. We will start with Eco Sabbath during September. Don’t use any energy (no computers, no stoves, no lights, etc.) for one day, one-half day, or one hour each week. Do as much or as little as you want. Watch here for info on our mid-September meeting. http://noimpactproject.org/experiment/
Eco Sabbath is about awareness and taking some time back for yourself. This is a chance to lay off the lights, televisions, computers, appliances, cell phones, flashing gadgets, and other stuff that seems to make the world go round. It’s a special time to hang out (or in) by yourself or with friends and family. It is a time to reflect on the well-being of yourself and the planet. This is a time to discover and appreciate the bare necessities. For one day or afternoon or even one hour a week, don’t buy anything, don’t use any machines, don’t switch on anything electric, don’t cook, don’t answer your phone, and, in general, don’t use any resources. In other words, for this regular period, give yourself and the planet a break. Keep your regular Eco-Sabbath for a month. You’ll find that the enforced downtime represents an improvement to your life.
—No Impact Man blog,May 29, 2009
Contact Vernita at vernita@animalarts.biz to join the experiment or for more information.
Contact Vernita at vernita@animalarts.biz to join the experiment or for more information.
Movies that play a significant role in educating the neighborhood about climate changes are listed here. Each of the titles below is a link to the film website. Click on the title and learn more about the film.
- Kilowatt Ours
- Who Killed the Electric Car?
- Transforming Energy
- Arctic Tale
- The Power of Community How Cuba Survived Peak Oil
- Affluenza
- What A Way To Go Life At The End Of Empire
- The Real Dirt on Farmer John
- The End of Suburbia
- A Crude Awakening – Oil Crash
- http://www.freshthemovie.com/
We are looking to show these movies and have a panel discussion on a quarterly basis in the Newlands neighborhood to bring the community together and educate through movies.
