INSIDE THE GREENHOUSE | Re-telling climate change stories

Media

Demonstrates the disconnect between the energy we use each day and knowing the environmental cost.

A tiny clay Earth reflects how we impact our environment with each daily activity.

Presentation style documentary on sustainable grocery, eating, and farming.

 

A sustainable organic farmer and a money driven business man learn a lot when they swap lives.

Reducing beef consumption and eating locally raised beef can greatly reduce your carbon footprint and improve health.

Tells the Native American “Prophecy of the Seventh Generation,” which many believe to be happening now.

Provides examples on the failed use scare tactics to turn climate change knowledge into action.

Explores the increasing distance created between humans and nature, and the necessity for humanity to reconnect with the natural world.

Beth Osnes, University of Colorado, travels to San Francisco to interview Mary Robinson, former president of Ireland, now of the Mary Robinson Foundation Climate Justice and author of the book, A Voice for Human Rights.

An evening with climate wise women, Constance Okollet and Ngozi Onuzo. Interviewed by Beth Osnes. Climate Wise Women is a global platform for the promotion of women’s leadership on climate change.

Beth Osnes, University of Colorado, interviews James Balog, the acclaimed photographer featured in Chasing Ice, scientist, adventurer, and president and founder of the Colorado based Extreme Ice Survey and Earth Vision Institute.

A stop motion film in which a triceratops communicates the climate change story to engage a young audience.

Funny video.

Short film entitled, "A Hopeful Future," featuring narrative by a father about his hopes for the world his daughter will grow up in.