Green Living Articles, News & Resources

Science Project
quinndynasty101
4 min - May 31, 2008

This was my homeowrk for science and is for education purposes and not entertainment, so if you want to be entertained, don't watch it

NEW EARTH ECO-EDUCATION
4edutainment
4 min - May 31, 2008

Intro to the ECO-OPOLY Board Game...EDUTAINMENT BOOKS -- ways to spice up classes and help heal our planet.

KUBUS Pub
mimikchimerik
50 sec - May 31, 2008

Publicité pour du jus de carottes - marque polonaise KUBUS Réalisation-Création-Décors : Justine Bonnard Animation : Evelyne Badami et Olivier Clert Production : Purple Productions et Mac Guff Logiciels utilisés : Flash, Photoshop, After Effects

if i were like a bird
gianniperoni
15 sec - May 31, 2008

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kingthat
6 min - May 31, 2008

Osan Ecology Environment Concert 080518

Natural Security (A Darwinian Approach to a Dangerous World)
googletechtalks
1 hr 18 min - May 31, 2008

Google Tech Talks May, 29 2008 ABSTRACT Arms races among invertebrates, intelligence gathering by the immune system and alarm calls by marmots are but a few of nature's security strategies that have been tested and modified over billions of years. This provocative book applies lessons from nature to our own toughest security problems—from global terrorism to the rise of infectious disease to natural disasters. Written by a truly multidis- ciplinary group including paleobiologists, anthropologists, psychologists, ecologists, and national security experts, it considers how models and ideas from evolutionary biology can improve national security strategies ranging from risk assessment, security analysis, and public policy to long-term strategic goals. Speaker: Terence Taylor Terence Taylor is the Director of the ICLS and the Chairman of its Board of Directors. He has held leadership positions at The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), the United Kingdom 's Ministry of Defense and the United Nations. Mr Taylor established the US office of the IISS and served as its first President and Executive Director for 5 years. He was a career officer in the British army with experience in many parts of the world including UN peacekeeping and counter-terrorist operations. He is an expert in international security policy, with a special emphasis in risk assessment and non-proliferation. Mr. Taylor served as the co-director of the project entitled "Safeguarding the Advances and Managing the Risks: the Future of the Life Sciences" during his time at IISS -- US. This effort, over the period of three years, led to the emergence of the International Council for the Life Sciences as an independent organization to help develop and promote global biosafety and biosecurity standards. He serves on the U.S. National Academy of Sciences Forum on Microbial Threats and is an adviser to the International Committee of the Red Cross. Mr. Taylor was also a member of the National Research Council Steering Committee on Genomic Databases for Bioterrorism Threat Agents and served as Chairman of the Permanent Monitoring Panel on Risk Analysis of the World Federation of Scientists. Terence Taylor is a regular contributor to a variety of publications including The Washington Quarterly, International Herald Tribune, and The Wall Street Journal, in addition to authoring numerous book chapters on humanitarian law and biological weapons. He frequently conducts television and radio interviews on the major national and international broadcasting networks including CNN, BBC, and NPR. In October 2006, Mr. Taylor was appointed to the five-member special advisory group for the UN Secretary-General's initiative on biotechnology. Speaker: Rafe Sagarin Rafe Sagarin is Associate Director for Ocean and Coastal Policy at the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions at Duke University . Rafe is a marine ecologist who has studied responses of marine communities and wetlands to climate change, illegal fishing, pollution and other human impacts. He received his doctorate from the University of California, Santa Barbara where he studied the large scale distribution of marine organisms on the Pacific coast of North America. He has served as a Geological Society of America Congressional Science Fellow in the office of U.S. Representative Hilda Solis. He has also convened a working group and is publishing a volume on using biological evolution as a guide for improving societal security systems. Rafe has taught ecology and global change science and policy at California State University Monterey Bay and at University of California , Los Angeles . His research has appeared in Science, Nature, Ecological Monographs, Trends in Ecology and Evolution, Foreign Policy and other leading journals.

The Plague
dougbrown47
3 min - May 31, 2008

The Plague! Anchorage has been overwhelmed with what the City Council refers to as "high-density, vertical housing!" Well, these three developments in our neighborhood, one brand new, two a few years old, have totally transformed how we live in our little area of time. Vehicle traffic has skyrocketed and getting worse each year. Maybe $7.00 a gallon gas will have an impact... one can only hope!

green living iwear1
iwear1
8 min - May 31, 2008

hey guys its iwear1 here just talking about how to green up your life and etsy shop. Talk about my etsy friend of the day indiemoon she has some great coffee cozys which will green up your life you can check her out at indiemoon.etsy.com

GREENPEACE - HERMANA TIERRA - LA UNION - MIRA MAS ALLA
jflr2000
5 min - May 31, 2008

Video de Greenpece con el tema MIRA MÁS ALLA de la agrupación española LA UNIÓN

It is a question of discipline
4chlens
22 sec - May 30, 2008

"It is a question of discipline," the little prince said to me later on. "When you've finished your own toilet in the morning, then it is time to attend to the toilet of your planet, just so, with the greatest care.