This page displays a collection of environmental and sustainability (green) online videos covering agriculture, food, and fiber issues. Video topics include industrial agriculture, food supply, factory farming, chemicals and pesticides, animal rights, local and organic produce, sustainable agriculture, and more.

How we produce and consume food has a significant impact on the environment and our quality of life. Food production requires land and water resources, but these resources are being impacted dramatically by climate change and population growth. Farm workers, farm animals, land, and water are also affected by chemicals used in the food production process. Intelligent implementation of sustainable agriculture practices is critical to an adequate and healthful food supply, as well as to a healthy natural environment, both now and for future generations.

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The Fast Changing World Food Prospect - Part 1. Presentation by Lester Brown. Brown explains why excessive pumping for irrigation to satisfy food needs today almost guarantees a decline in food production tomorrow. Abstract here (PDF). Play Video - Part 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. More about Lester Brown >>

The Meatrix. This animated cartoon, spoofing the movie The Matrix, provides a critical view of factory farming. Topics include animal cruelty, antibiotic resistant germs, pollution, workers' rights, and community issues. The video posits that consumers can make a difference by choosing more sustainable food alternatives. About 3 minutes. Play Video >>

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Grocery Store Wars. Using animated fruits and vegetables, this Star Wars spoof pits organic produce against "the dark side of the farm" that uses chemical pesticides, irradiation, and genetic engineering to grow food. About 6 minutes. Play Video >>

Eating Seasonal Fresh Local Produce. Interview segment with Bill McKibben describing his experience eating seasonal foods grown locally near his home in Vermont. The benefits of eating fresh local produce are both environmental and surprisingly social, as he explains. About 1 minute. Play Video >>

Backwards Hamburger. This cartoon by Free Range Studios creatively expresses many issues in the fast food industry. These include toxics, artificial preservatives, transportation, animal cruelty, meatpacking safety, and worker rights and salaries. The video promotes the documentary film Fast Food Nation. About 3 minutes. Play Video >>

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