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SF Green Film Fest Runs Through September 29 Anthropocene: The Human Epoch and The Green Lie Are Big Pleasers

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The 9th edition of the San Francisco Green Film Festival takes place September 24-29, 2019 at the several theaters around the City by the Bay.

Green Guide

Going Solar Track Down Incentives, Decide to Purchase or Lease, Find a Reputable Installer

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Toying with the idea of putting solar panels on your roof? Our Green Guide to Going Solar can help you find out about incentives, reputable installers, etc.

Soap Box

We Need to Blackfish the Climate Crisis Activist & author pleas for filmmakers to make a "Blackfish" for the climate crisis

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An activist and author pleas for filmmakers to make a Blackfish for the climate crisis, that is, a film so compelling that it forces people to take action on behalf of emissions reduction.

EarthTalk Q&A

Environmental Heroes LaDuke, McKibben and Fox Inspire Millions To Take Action

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Environmental heroes like Winona LaDuke, Bill McKibben and Josh Fox have inspired millions of people to take action on behalf of protecting the environment.

EarthTalk Q&A

The Next Inconvenient Truth? New Eco Docs Still Focus on Climate New Must-See Environmental Films Include Disobedience, The Cross of the Moment & Revolution

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While potent in its day as the film that put climate change on the public radar, An Inconvenient Truth, now a decade old, is hardly the last word in green documentaries anymore. New Must-Sees Eco Documentaries Include Disobedience, The Cross of the Moment and Revolution…

EarthTalk Q&A

What’s on the horizon in terms of new solar power technologies? Researchers explore transparent solar cells, better batteries & panels at sea

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Dear EarthTalk: What’s the latest in cutting-edge, hyper-efficient solar cells? Are we really moving beyond huge photovoltaic panels anytime soon? —Michael Williams, Hartford, CT Many people still consider environmentalists’ favorite black panels as the cutting edge of renewable energy. However, the burgeoning solar industry has […]

Currents

Carbon Nation

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A documentary about all the reasons why going green is good for the economy, national security and our health–whether you believe in climate change or not. Critically acclaimed documentary Carbon Nation, available on DVD and On Demand beginning Aug. 1, is a climate solutions movie that doesn’t care if you believe in climate change or […]

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Plymouth Rocks the Movie Industry A Mega Green Movie Studio in Massachusetts Aims to Be "Hollywood East"

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Massachusetts will soon be able to boast the world’s first entirely green movie studio.