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The Story of Cap & Trade
Annie Leonard, the host of “The Story of Stuff” just completed a video to educate people in a VERY ENTERTAINING WAY about Cap & Trade, and the possibilities therein. It’s a really fast paced, educational video that I think everyone would really enjoy and learn from…
http://storyofstuff.com/ ; (then hit “The Story of Cap & Trade” image)
The Story of Stuff: Gets into the lifecycle issues of products in a very entertaining and
disarming way. Good for kids and adults.
If there are too many
people watching “The Story of Cap & Trade”, you can catch it here as
well…
http://www.vimeo.com/7908590
Annie Leonard on Colbert
Report:
http://www.colbertnation.com/full-episodes/tue-march-9-2010-annie-leonard
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On March 12th, 2010 at 3:56 pm Planet Forward Said:
And here is an alternate perspective on this issue.
The Facts of Cap-and-Trade from Clean Energy Works on Vimeo.
Economist Nat Keohane uncovers the real facts behind clean energy legislation in our short video: “The Facts of Cap-and-Trade.” With some help from a team of animators, Nat explains why a cap on global warming pollution is the best option to create a better future for America.
On March 24th, 2010 at 2:26 pm Steve Austin Said:
It seems like the Sierra Club has completely run out of steam. First, they have decided the wilderness they originally started to protect is now all expendable to save the climate, but they are really not that interested in the climate anyway. LOL. Get rid of ‘em…