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Individual Actions And Environmental Change. Sheila Sheridan, Retired Director of Facilities & Services and Past International Facility Management Assoc. Chair at Harvard University, JFK School of Government, talks about how our individual actions can add up to significant environmental change. Play Video (QuickTime) (Video Help). ~1 minute. Source: Alliance for Sustainable Built Environments.

The Story Of Stuff. This cartoon by Free Range Studios creatively expresses many issues in the fast food industry including toxics, artificial preservatives, transportation, animal cruelty, meatpacking safety, and worker rights and salaries. The video promotes the documentary film Fast Food Nation. Play Video (Flash) (Video Help). ~21 minutes.

Engaging Busy Consumers. Josh Dorfman (bio) talks about engaging busy consumers through Vivavi, his eco-friendly furniture distribution business, and The Lazy Environmentalist, his talk show on on Sirius Satellite's Lime Radio. Play Video (Flash, video plays on most browsers, not Safari) (Video Help). ~2 minutes. Source: MSN. More about Josh Dorfman >>

The Lazy Environmentalist. Josh Dorfman (bio) discusses his book, The Lazy Environmentalist, as a part of the Authors@Google series. Play Video (Flash) (Video Help). ~49 minutes. Source: AtGoogleTalks. More about Josh Dorfman >>

Eco-Friendly Products. Josh Dorfman (bio) talks about eco-friendly products on the Martha Stewart Show. Play Video (Flash, video may not play on Mac) (Video Help). Source: Martha Stewart Show. More about Josh Dorfman >>

Zero Waste To Reduce Pollution. In part one, Professor Paul Connett discusses how a zero waste approach to consumption can dramatically reduce pollution and other environmental problems caused by landfill and incineration practices. He also talks about the stewardship roles that manufacturers and communities can take when it comes to waste. In part two, Connett provides specific examples of zero waste and waste reduction practices in Australia, Nova Scotia, and the United States. Play Video (Flash) - Part 1, 2 (Video Help). ~14 minutes. Source: Big Picture TV.

A One Planet Life. Through creative visual techniques, this video shows what it would be like if everyone on the planet had the same level of consumption as currently exists in the United States. It includes an Earth Day message asking people to start to live green. Play Video (Flash) (Video Help). ~1 minute. Source: Free Range Studios on You Tube.

Market Drivers Affecting Progressive Change. Interview segment with Gil Friend (bio) discussing the market drivers affecting progressive change. He talks about market implications of Europe's electronics take-back initiative, America's LEED rating system, and growth in the lifestyles of health and sustainability (LOHAS) sector. Play Video (Flash) (Video Help). ~3 minutes. Source: Big Picture TV. More about Gil Friend >>

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