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Fri, 10 May 2013 16:16:16 -0400

For the past ten or twenty million years, an annual celebration has been held to mark the end of nuclear winter. A Smuggler Production for Adidas Adicolor.

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Wed, 24 Apr 2013 03:47:54 -0400

In a haunting examination of the female psyche, Genevieve moves to the country with her self-involved boyfriend, Sebastian. Bored and neglected, Genevieve turns to Robin, a local woman, for companionship. When Sebastian forms his own bond with Robin, Genevieve becomes jealous and insecure.

Green: בל תשקצו

Sun, 31 Mar 2013 04:49:05 -0400

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Green: DIY: How to make a boat from reused bottles sail to Austrailia

Sun, 31 Mar 2013 04:49:05 -0400

David de Rothschild and Jo Royle dropped by Current HQ's to chat about their daring plans to sail from San Francisco to Sydney in a vessel made from plastic bottles as part of their mission to educate the world of the perils of plastic. In this excerpt of the interview, David and Jo geek out as they describe the unique features in their one of a kind (made from old plastic bottle) boat. You can watch more excerpts of the interview and the interview in it's entirety at current.com/plastiki. David de Rothschild authored The Global Warming Survival Handbook, hosts the Sundance Channel's 'Eco-Trip: The Real Cost of Living', where he investigates the life-cycle and ecological impact of everyday consumer products from field to shelf. He was also honored by National Geographic as an 'Emerging Explorer', The World Economic Forum named him a 'Young Global Leader', and in 2008 Clean Up The World made David an 'International Ambassador'. Jo Royle is internationally recognized as one of Europe's leading female ocean yachts skippers. Jo's passion for ocean adventure has launched her into a professional sailing career, her accolades include being one of the few sailors to have circumnavigated South Georgia in the Southern Ocean. She competed in the prestigious two handed trans ocean race, the Transat Jacques Vabre, skippering the only all female team in the 40 foot class. She is currently completing an MSc in Environmental Science and Society at the University of Central London.

Green: Leave a sign

Sun, 31 Mar 2013 04:49:05 -0400

when it comes to the environment the best way to leave a legacy is not to leave any

Green: "Pessimism is an Indulgence" Wade Davis on climate change

Sun, 31 Mar 2013 04:49:05 -0400

Wade Davis, (infamously known for his book, 'The Serpent and the Rainbow') recently gave a lecture at the Long Now Series in San Francisco on 'The Wayfinders: Why Ancient Wisdom Matters in the Modern World'. Current Green caught up with Wade in the green room of the lecture hall just before his lecture and had a chance to ask a few questions from the Current community. In this segment JanforGore asked: 'In light of the effects of climate change in relationship to increasing corporate encroachment and devastation of our environment, what can we do to help the indigenous peoples of the world whose wisdom is now key to our biodiversity and survival as a species? And as a second question to this, do we have that ability considering the disconnect and disrespect so many in this 'modern' technological world have with/towards nature?' In this short segment, Wade answers our question about who influenced him to study and tell the stories of other cultures. To see more of the green room interviews go to http:current.com/wadedavis

Rent-A-Green Box

Sun, 31 Mar 2013 04:49:05 -0400

Growing up in Southern California, Spencer Brown has always been a self-proclaimed tree-hugger. In 2005, during a move across town, Spencer was shocked to see the large amount of cardboard and packing materials that were used in his move. Luckily, his frustration gave way to creating the first earth friendly moving company, Rent-A-Green Box. The flagstone of his company is the RecoPack, a lightweight, stackable container made from recycled plastic. They are rented, not sold, to people moving their belongings, delivered to the customer s old home by trucks powered by vegetable oil, then picked up at the new home after they ve served their purpose. Spencer estimates that you can cut moving costs in half by using a green moving company as opposed to the standard practices. Hmmm, saving money and protecting the environment seems like a no-brainer! Susan sits down with Spencer to talk about the future of this much-needed and growing industry.

I took the 1 Green Thing Challenge: I'll be removing 559 POUNDS of garbage out of the ocean

Sun, 31 Mar 2013 04:49:05 -0400

Last year I gave myself a goal to choose one environmental issue I am particularly passionate about, and rather than send money to an organization, create a hands on project where I can see the difference I make. Without too many deep thoughts involved, I decided to figure out how much garbage I was personally responsible for putting into the ocean, and then go remove it. I went and got my diver's certification, and...well..that's as far as I got! There is a part of me that realizes this is ridiculous. At the beginning of the day I believe we ultimately need to be changing large systems so that we aren't forced to live in a way that is inherently damaging to the planet. In the middle of the day, I believe we each need to do each do our part both personally and politically. At the end of the day, I believe we need to address the damage that we did in the past and fix it. So this New Year's Eve, I made the resolution again, but this time I opted to ask everyone in the Internets to help me, (I also posed a challenge on Current for people to join me and choose just ONE green thing to focus on and, ask us for our help. So far 13 people have taken the 1 Green Thing Challenge.) Thankfully people have been sending in great suggestions, and Derk figured out the following calculation: 14 billion pounds of garbage was being dumped into the ocean every year - US is responsible for 1/3 (at least) - - so 4.6 billion pounds each year Divide that by the 304,059,724 Americans on record - and you get ... 15.1286067731... lbs. (see the blog post for live links to his resources) According to Derk's calculation, 15.1286067731 x 37 (my age in 2010) if I am to remove the garbage out of the ocean that I am personally responsible for: I'll be removing 559.758422, aka 560 pounds of garbage out of the ocean. Today's questions I would love help with: 1. What does 560 pounds of garbage look like? 2. Where should I store it? 3. I need to contact a

Green: Food: Organic vs. Local

Sun, 31 Mar 2013 04:49:05 -0400

What does organic really mean? Organic food is one of the fastest growing industries in North America. Stores like Whole Foods are cashing in on our desire to eat Green. But aren't we forgetting the enormous transportation costs of shipping organic produce halfway around the world to our grocery stores? This pod examines the organic food industry and takes a look at an alternative: local.

Green: Take A Hike

Sun, 31 Mar 2013 04:49:05 -0400

Four friends stuck in the city found a way out and decided to share it with the world through a medium that is available to anyone who can access the internet. This podcast documents The Bay Area Ridge Trail.

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Sun, 17 Mar 2013 03:51:49 -0400

An aspiring businessman moves to marijuana-friendly California with high hopes of opening a legal dispensary and seeing the cash roll in.

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Fri, 15 Feb 2013 03:47:53 -0400

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Sat, 12 Jan 2013 02:46:02 -0400

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Fri, 21 Sep 2012 04:17:12 -0400

Will Isabella clear her name?

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Fri, 21 Sep 2012 04:17:12 -0400

Will Isabella clear her name?

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Sun, 12 Aug 2012 03:48:51 -0400

An aspiring businessman moves to marijuana-friendly California with high hopes of opening a government legal dispensary and seeing the "green" roll in.

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Sun, 12 Aug 2012 03:48:51 -0400

An aspiring businessman moves to marijuana-friendly California with high hopes of opening a government legal dispensary and seeing the "green" roll in.

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Fri, 10 Aug 2012 11:18:40 -0400

Will Isabella clear her name?

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Wed, 11 Apr 2012 04:51:05 -0400

An aspiring businessman moves to marijuana-friendly California with high hopes of opening a government legal dispensary and seeing the "green" roll in. But a moratorium placed on seller's licenses just as he arrives forces him to consider other drastic plans to stay ahead. An ex-girlfriend that he still loves who is dating his boss, and his lovably ever-stoned best friend only complicate matters.

Green: "This Bulb"