Jul
16
2007
James Bernard Quilligan, of the Center for Global Negotiations interviews Frithjof Finkbeiner of the Global Marshall Plan initiative, a stunning vision of how to meet the needs of all humanity globally.
Part II describes the Global Marshall Plan initiative's approach for establishing and meeting global environmental targets through an Eco-Social Marketplace.
Paolo Lugari: Founder of Las Gaviotas (en Español, with simultaneous English translation)
Sep
16
2008
Paolo Lugari, the founder of Las Gaviotas in Colombia, describes the incredible energy of the human spirit, and some examples of how it has transformed Las Gaviotas into a world-famous example of sustainable living - in a harsh environment.
State of the Union 2010 (our version - this film got 230,000 hits in 3 weeks...)
Jan
26
2008
State of the Union, 2010
Madam Speaker, Members of Congress, Ladies and Gentlemen, and Distinguished Guests, earlier today, I had the privilege of taking the oath of office as the President of the United States of America. Tonight, my fellow Americans, I begin my term in office by declaring that our nation and all nations are on the threshold of a world like no other. We are not only proud citizens of the United States, we are also citizens of the world. All nations now depend on each other, and the United States now depends on all nations.
The Story of Stuff
Dec
04
2007
What is the Story of Stuff?
From its extraction through sale, use and disposal, all the stuff in our lives affects communities at home and abroad, yet most of this is hidden from view.
Global Marshall Plan I: Meeting the Millennium Development Goals
Jul
08
2007
James Bernard Quilligan, of the Center for Global Negotiations interviews Frithjof Finkbeiner of the Global Marshall Plan initiative, a stunning vision of how to meet the needs of all humanity globally - starting with the Millennium Development Goals.
Think Like A Forest
Jun
22
2007
In the forest there is no such thing as garbage! Everything works together without harming anybody. They find ways to get along because they need each other. Pierre talks about how people can learn to think like a forest.
When we think like a forest, we seen many things newly. We see that waste does not exist, we can make our own food, and we can take only what we need - no more. We see that all living things have a right to live their lives, too. We see how to live together, and we see how to run a business - all by thinking like a forest.
Legend of the Four Crows
Jul
31
2006
Caretakers of Creation, the Lena'pe people have lived here for thousands of years, demonstrating sustainability. Native American Jim Beer of the Lena'pe Turtle Clan shares a little of the relationship of his people to the Creator, and the Legend of the Four Crows.
Learn more from Jim Beer of the Lena'pe Turtle Clan, from Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Produced by: Pierre Terre, 7/31/2006
Language: English
Run Time: 15 min. 42 sec.
Story Level 1 = Intended for all children or adults
Happy Lawn, No Chemicals!
Jul
30
2006
Susan Curry and Pierre get close to the grass to learn about why lawn chemicals are so bad for all the living things - and why a beautiful yard does not need chemicals!
Susan tells of how a backyard can be a great habitat for many healthy living things.
Produced by: Pierre Terre, 7/30/2006
Language: English
Run Time: 5 min. 48 sec.
Story Level 1 = Intended for all children or adults
The Great Turning of the World
Jul
16
2006
Pierre hears the incredible vision of an already-unfolding sustainable future, described by author David C. Korten of Yes! Magazine. David Korten is an international development expert, and he describes this Great Turning of humanity. He describes a huge re-shaping of human behavior away from empires driven by globally destructive oil-fuelled behavior, creating a 'perfect storm' of Earth problems.









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