Green Short Films

Me and My Bike

Cultivating Kids

Green Means Grow

Elevator

School Sprouts: Birth of a Garden

How To Fix Everything

Solar Cooked Snowbank Chicken Soup

Talking with Gabe Klein

Ciclovia

We're Walking Here NYC!

Greenprint China

The Dark Side of a Green Fuel

Indigenous people are being affected by the destruction of peat swamp forests by palm oil companies. Cultivation is driven by demand for renewable energy to mitigate climate change. The film illustrates the environmental and societal threats that communities face, through the story of Saoni, a fisherman in Aceh. Third Place, Social Dimensions of Climate Change Award. Presented by The World Bank.

Flood Children of Holdibari

Bangladesh is one of the most susceptible countries in the world to climate change. The rising sea levels are contributing to river and coastal erosion while higher atmospheric temperature and intense storms are causing widespread floods. One island that is severely affected by flooding is East Holdibari in North West Bangladesh. However, Holdibari's children are fighting back, and have created an action plan to prepare for future floods. First Place, Social Dimensions of Climate Change Award. Presented by The World Bank.

Much A-Poo About Nothing

New parents face an avalanche of uncertainties, and one of the biggest is the diaper question. Is it better for the earth (and your baby's bum) to choose cloth or disposable? With the help of some wee friends, advice maven Umbra Fisk delivers the straight poop on this perplexing topic.

Food Crisis in Liberia

World Bank Group President Robert Zoellick is calling on leaders of the world's richest countries and major oil producers to act now on surging food and oil prices. Zoellick says the world is entering "a danger zone," and about 10 billion US dollars are needed to meet the short term needs of the places and people hit hardest. Liberia is one of those hit... rising food prices have pushed 200 thousand people into poverty there. Presented by The World Bank.

Food Crisis in Kyrgyz Republic

Farmers in the Kyrgyz Republic say that the economic crisis is hitting hard at their livelihood. Drought has added to their problems. The country is now using a new World Bank grant to expand programs it hopes will help farmers hit hard by the food crisis. Presented by The World Bank.

A Sacred Country

The Suquamish people have a message for all of mankind, which is to remind us that by not respecting the Earth, we are not only desecrating what is sacred - without heed to future generations and other species - but also that in our arrogance, we have forgotten our place on Earth. We have an opportunity for a radical shift from the wasteful ways we have adopted and to live in harmony with all life on Earth.