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Author: SmartMarket Added: Thu, 03 Jul 2008 21:50:19 -0800 Duration: 56Here's a video we created as a video response about those school kids in the Weyerhaeuser television ad...imagine them 20 years later. Is he still recycling love notes? We'd like to think he gets the girl...and is still recycling!

Michelle Kaufmann has come up with a brilliant contest, where people of all kinds can come together taking useless garbage and turning it into other forms of garbage except this time using it as decoration instead of what it is... garbage. YES, this video is a joke, YES, you should recycle. Please have fun with it, don't get your feelings hurt! Visit my web site: http://www.onision.com Tags: green recycle style sustainable michelle kaufmann reuse contest michellekaufmann guru challenge recycled bildo garbage nasty hick hillbilly

Author: TitanGreens Added: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 09:53:03 -0800 Duration: 142Love numbers? We ll show you why 350 is the most important number on the planet. Then, buckle up for a traffic-free tour of a green mega-city and an introduction to our favorite eco-friendly animated kids show. Let the fun begin in 3...2...1...click! ...

Love numbers? We'll show you why 350 is the most important number on the planet. Then, buckle up for a traffic-free tour of a green mega-city and an introduction to our favorite eco-friendly animated kids show. Let the fun begin in 3...2...1...click! For more green videos check out TitanGreens.com!

Author: HotNewzTV Added: Tue, 24 Jun 2008 10:03:16 -0800 Duration: 40NASA takes recycling seriously.

NASA takes recycling seriously.

Welcome to our "Recycle in Style" challenge - we want to see how green you can go! Show us your most brilliant idea for reusing something you might otherwise toss out. Send us a video response of your fantastic project and you could get the chance to have it seen by all of YouTube. Author: michellekaufmann Keywords: green recycle style sustainable "michelle kaufmann" reuse contest Added: June 20, 2008

Welcome to our Recycle in Style challenge - we want to see how green you can go! Show us your most brilliant idea for reusing something you might otherwise toss out. Send us a video response of your fantastic project and you could get the chance to have it seen by all of YouTube.

http://www.sundancechannel.com/thegreen/ Looking at the first energy efficiency store, Current Energy. BIG IDEAS FOR A SMALL PLANET airs Tuesdays at 9PM on SUNDANCE CHANNEL Author: sundancechannel Keywords: Environmental Consciousness Reuse Money Current Energy Added: June 12, 2008

http://www.sundancechannel.com/thegreen/ A closer look at Elizabeth Redmond new invention where you step on a tile to create electricity. BIG IDEAS FOR A SMALL PLANET airs Tuesdays at 9PM on SUNDANCE CHANNEL Author: sundancechannel Keywords: environmental consciousness reuse train water Added: June 12, 2008

Andy Moore, Coordinator of CRN UK.

Paul Forrest, Yorkshire and Humber Regional Coordinator.

Ian Scott, North West Regional Coordinator for CRN UK.

Daniel Bell, representative of CRN UK's North West team in Manchester.

Guy Doncaster from Cornwall Waste Action.

Cath Kibbler from the Community Composting Network.

Ben Moss and John Mallows from Bristol Wood Recycling Project and Cheltenham Centre for Change.

Brian Head from Berryman Recycling

Chris White from Aylesford Newspring Ltd.

Keith Sorrell from Airedale Computer Recycling.

Michael Sheppard from Age Concern in Milton Keynes.

Dave Wilson and Anders Zabala both work in waste minimisation for the Camden and Hackney councils, respectively.

Bernie Walsh from Sunflower Recycling shares with us why she enjoys the conference and gives us her opinion about the new REconomy partnership.

Bernie Walsh from Sunflower Recycling shares with us why she enjoys the conference and gives us her opinion about the new REconomy partnership.

Reuse, recycle facility open to public. Manager discusses customer base.

Mikey and Wendy are proud to be the owners of an entirely refurbished tool shed! In honor of Maker Faire, we thought we d share this tidbit. We re all about DIY and learning how to build with the right tools, so it was a real treat to get a tour of their gear, most of which was donated and recycled. Knowledge and the right tools can take you far when you re a green pioneer.

Wendy and Mikey moved to Truth or Consequences, New Mexico primarily to build. Build community, build a home, build a fence and some insulation! If you ve ever started a DIY construction project, you know that building materials can get expensive and most times are not environmentally friendly. What if you could get a majority of your materials for free, from a recycled source? You can! It s called Papercrete! Papercrete is basically what the name implies- paper plus concrete. Wendy and Mikey show us their recipe and methods for creating their own building material from scratch.

This week we return to Green Acre in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. Formerly a trailer park, Green Acre is Mikey Sklar and Wendy Tremayne s sustainable homestead and soon to be eco-hotel. Mikey and Wendy give us the low down on how shipping containers insulated with papercrete can be efficient, effective, comfortable and green guest rooms. Stay tuned for our next Green Acre adventure as we dig into 100 lbs of newspaper to create a slab of papercrete.

James Burgett founded the ACCRC, Alameda County Computer Resource Center, to essentially make money off of equipment that other people thought was obsolete garbage. Thirteen years later he s reformatted, refurbished and donated thousands of computers to folks who might not ever have the chance to own one. The ACCRC offers workshops on how to refurbish and reuse junked equipment and how to install and use the open source OS Ubuntu Linux which is free for all. Saving valuable equipment from the landfill, James explains, is not exactly profitable for the California Electronics Recycling Initiative, which encourages recyclers to mine and grind parts rather than refurb for reuse. Thanks for the tour James! Thanks to Alex and Rudy at Monkeybrains.net for telling us about ACCRC!