http://www.green.tv/!video.feed.rss/ UNEP broadband TV channel for environmental films en http://static.green.tv/static/images/greentv/logo/greentv.gif http://www.green.tv (c) 2005-2006 green.tv http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Protoplex RSS Generator 09e479cc-2cff-11df-e19e-0013d3e44e7a http://www.green.tv/wwf_msc_mackrel info_NOSPAM@green.tv (WWF-UK) Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT Seafood is a renewable resource as long as it's properly managed. By supporting the efforts of those who fish sustainably, retailers and consumers can ensure we have plenty more fish in the sea to enjoy. Oh, say, can you see f60d6e8a-2c37-11df-bc28-0013d3e44e7a http://www.green.tv/fftf_patchwork_planet info_NOSPAM@green.tv (Forum for the Future) Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT One of four scenarios exploring what the world will be like for the fashion industry in 2025. The world has fragmented into competing blocs with rapidly changing fashions inspired by religious and cultural ideals. Resource shortages drive innovation. Oh, say, can you see bf831b4e-2b6a-11df-aca9-0013d3e44e7a http://www.green.tv/defra_garden_compost info_NOSPAM@green.tv (Defra) Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT Garden designer Diarmuid Gavin gives his top 'green' tips on making your garden greener for the summer, like using peat-free compost. Oh, say, can you see 4df4d2ae-2ac7-11df-d64d-0013d3e44e7a http://www.green.tv/fftf_slow_is_beautiful info_NOSPAM@green.tv (Forum for the Future) Mon, 08 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT One of four scenarios exploring what the world will be like for the fashion industry in 2025. A world of political collaboration and global trade. 'Slow fashion' is in vogue, and high street brands compete on sustainability credentials. People own fewer, but higher quality clothes. Oh, say, can you see a83d1eca-2855-11df-d64d-0013d3e44e7a http://www.green.tv/newsmarket_ibm_windpower info_NOSPAM@green.tv (The Newsmarket) Fri, 05 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT On the small Danish island of Bornholm, a coalition of governments, universities and industries are working on an innovative pilot program - the EDISON Project - that could provide some unique technical insights into how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that are contributing to climate change. Oh, say, can you see d28b2b8e-27b2-11df-9539-0013d3e44e7a http://www.green.tv/wwf_msc_haddock info_NOSPAM@green.tv (WWF-UK) Thu, 04 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT This year, MandS will become the first UK retailer to sign WWF's Seafood Charter, helping tackle overfishing and encourage fisheries towards sustainable practices future. Oh, say, can you see 421fbb16-26c5-11df-abb9-0013d3e44e7a http://www.green.tv/unep_ice_rim info_NOSPAM@green.tv (UNEP) Wed, 03 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT A behind the scenes look at the UN Secretary-General's recent visit to the Arctic where he witnessed first hand the rapid effects on the local environment caused by global warming. Oh, say, can you see 67217b58-25f7-11df-cd44-0013d3e44e7a http://www.green.tv/wwf_meet_the_fishermen info_NOSPAM@green.tv (WWF-UK) Tue, 02 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT Marks and Spencer has become the first UK retailer to sign WWF's Seafood Charter, making a commitment that its fish products will all be from sustainable sources by 2015. Oh, say, can you see 5ef72fd4-25ea-11df-cd44-0013d3e44e7a http://www.green.tv/fftf_techno_chic info_NOSPAM@green.tv (Forum for the Future) Tue, 02 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT One of four scenarios exploring what the world will be like for the fashion industry in 2025. A prosperous world which has benefited from an early switch to a low-carbon economy and huge technological investment. 3-D body scanners allow people to virtually 'try on' items and all garments are designed to biodegrade or be reused. Oh, say, can you see 383db36e-2535-11df-dd34-0013d3e44e7a http://www.green.tv/fftf_community_couture info_NOSPAM@green.tv (Forum for the Future) Mon, 01 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMT One of four scenarios exploring what the world will be like for the fashion industry in 2025. Self-sufficient communities thrive in a world struggling to cope with the impacts of climate change and resource shortages. Only the rich afford new clothing, and factories that still make clothes from raw materials need protection from armed gangs. Oh, say, can you see