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 Segment
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Interior
Department re-opening oil and gas leases after 20 years in Utah
Camels
on rampage for water in Australia
Bush
administration bans reference to climate change and polar bears by
traveling officials
World
Bank speaks out about injustice to developing nations in wake of
threats from global warming
Lots
of money to be made in brokering Carbon Credits. Will it however,
affect on greenhouse gasses?
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Segment
2
Flo
Stone
Founder
and Creative Director
www.dcenvironmentalfilmfest.org
The
15th Annual Environmental Film Festival kicks off March 15th and
runs through March 25th in Washington, DC.
With
over 140 films appearing in over 40 venues, and accented with live
performance and guest appearances by a wide diversity of film
makers, stars and celebrities, this year's event will be a most
significant statement of the state of the filmmaking art in
environmental and nature media.
Amazingly,
the majority of screenings are free and open to the public.
Be
sure to attend if you can, and if you can't feel free to download
the festival catalogue (pdf) which has full background on each of
the films, including who to contact if you'd like to do your own
version of the festival, or sponsor a screening of any one or more
of the films in your own hometown.
click
here to download the complete Festival Guide (in
pdf format . . . 48 pages)
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Segment 3
 
Dave
Foreman
"Around
the Campfire"
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Issue Four~
"The
Human Population Explosion and Biodiversity"
Dave
Foreman, the "Godfather" of EcoAction shares his
thoughts on the shortcomings of the some of the solutions
being proposed to deal with overpopulation by allies in the
conservation and environmental communities. Dave has some direct
advice and a few warnings.
www.rewilding.org
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