Sculpt the Future Foundation beneficiary, Stephen Lamb, from Touching the Earth Lightly sends the following video providing insight into his design philosophy:
Design-Build Research Studio – The Lighthouse from Epitome on Vimeo.
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Show the Love
Shakespeare’s words have been given a new meaning in a short film created by Ridley Scott Associates, launched yesterday as part of the Climate Coalition’s new campaign ‘Show the Love’. The video features some of the UK’s biggest stars quoting Shakespeare to show their love for all things Earthly.
Amongst others, the video features David Harewood, Emilia Fox, Meera Syal and Stephen Fry in a short film for the Climate Coalition’s new campaign ‘Show the Love’ – show the planet some love and turn Valentine’s Day green.
Visit the site for further information.
Living on One Dollar launched on Netflix
On January 5, 2015
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StFF beneficiary – Living on One – produced an inspirational film: Living on One Dollar, which launched on Netflix on 1 January 2015 in the US and Canada.
End of Year Waste Ventures Update
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In 2010/11 Waste Ventures was awarded first prize in StFF/MYOO’s Beat Waste Challenge and reports on 2014’s work:
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Parrys Raines – website relaunch and news of Antarctica Conference
On December 3, 2014
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Parrys Raines is a MYOOZE, team member of the Plastiki Expedition and supporter of StFF – and she’s still only 19 years of age.
Parrys’s CV includes:
Environmental Law Student Environmental Educator and Adventurer 3 times Australian Representative to UNEP Sustainability Leader Climate Reality Leader Ambassador for Aim for the Stars FoundationWWF Youth Ambassador and Earth Hour Ambassador
Team member of the Plastiki Expedition
Partner & Aust. Rep. International Youth Accord on Biodiversity Enviroweek Ambassador
Visit her new website and learn more about the Antarctica Conference here.
The Lonely Himalayas – project at editing stage
On December 3, 2014
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StFF beneficiary – The Lonely Himalayas team – reports on progress so far.
A small grant was made to help enable Ryan Stock and his team film a documentary to explore climate change, industrial farming and urban migration on remote Himalayan landscapes.
Click here for the update.
New ways to monitor our sick planet
ClimateScience.com reports that leading scientific journal Nature says the global warming target of 2oC is “tenuous” and calls for it to be “ditched” in a major comment article published in the 2 October 2014 edition of the influential publication.
As work begins to draft an agreement ahead of the next year’s United Nations climate summit in Paris next year, the authors conclude that the 2°C goal should be abandoned and replaced with a new set of achievable targets.
Read ClimateScience.com feature here.
Rachel Sussman – Feature
The Online version of the weekly magazine, The New Yorker, provides current articles, cartoons, blogs, audio, video, slide shows, an archive of articles and abstracts back to 1925.
Its latest issue carries a feature on StFF beneficiary, Rachel Sussman and her ‘Oldest Living Things in the World’ project and contains the shocking news that:
Of the thirty ancient living things that Sussman has photographed, two have since died.
The article is headed ‘Survivors’ and is written by Raffi Khatchadourian. Read the article here.
Rachel Sussman CREDIT ILLUSTRATION BY TOM BACHTELL
