A witty play on an infamous biblical story, showing the importance of preparing against flooding and the devastating affects of climate change. This film was written by Martin Langhorn at the University of Central Lancashire for the Tomorrow’s World Short Film Competition which was conceived by the Environment Agency.
Third of four scenarios exploring how climate change will transform low-income countries. Increasing inequality, growing numbers of climate refugees and a divided global community – a frightening, turbulent world for many.
What if….cavemen hadn’t got out of their caves or Newton had stayed indoors or Darwin had had a bad hair day? The Field Studies Council FSC are championing the rights and opportunities for people of all ages and interests to experience the environment at first hand.
Fourth of four scenarios exploring how climate change will transform low-income countries. Individual liberties and choice have suffered, but most people feel that their future is at least being safeguarded.
February 27th is International Polar Bear Day! In this film from Friends of the Earth, two polar bears muse about whether humans caused global warming…
green.tv teamed up with award winning animation company Dandy Productions to create this colorful advert for UNEP’s billion tree campaign. In all there are seven different language versions which have been distributed across the globe.
By 2050 UK record temperatures of 101.3 degrees will be the norm. Meanwhile the Amazon Rainforest could suddenly die from lack of rain, along with 1 million land species and millions of people worldwide. With oil prices at record highs and energy demands ever increasing, how will we adapt to these changes and what can tomorrow’s technology offer?
One of four scenarios exploring what the world will be like for the fashion industry in 2025. A prosperous world which has benefited from an early switch to a low-carbon economy and huge technological investment. 3-D body scanners allow people to virtually ‘try on’ items and all garments are designed to biodegrade or be reused.
A timely story about Mark Zuckerberg, a friendly blue giant, and dirty old coal.
A group of extraterrestrials from the year 2050 view the terrible destruction of our planet due to Climate Change and return to the year 2010 to warn young people what kind of future awaits them if they do not change the direction their planet is heading.
