Stop motion galaxy: In this stunning time-lapse video, the Milky Way crosses the Japanese sky over Lake Futago. (Using aNikon D3 :14-24mm F2.8)

Four to five trillion plastic bags are used annually around the world. After we use these bags, where do you think they go? Although, the average plastic bag weighs less than 2 grams, the impact of these bags co-existing in our environment can be huge. San Francisco banned plastic bags from large grocery stores, London [...]

A Virtuous Cycle: Bicycling in DC” examines how Washington, DC is incorporating bicycling into its transportation infrastructure. Much like cities across the world, DC is feeling the effects of years of dependence on cars: pollution, congestion, obesity. This documentary takes a look at why DC sees bicycles as part of the solution to some of [...]

A short film which is designed to provoke thoughts about how we have changed the world.
The film was specifically filmed entirely using a mobile phone; the connatations of this are not usually good, they usually depict urban landscapes and have had little thought put into them. In “Forget Me” I have tried to incorporate a [...]

A sustainable global energy strategy, first proposed by Buckminster Fuller in 1969, to interconnect the abundant renewable energy resources between nations around the world. Benefits include: reducing pollution and climate change, reducing poverty and hunger, and increasing trade, cooperation and peace.

WaterAid aims to ensure that even the world’s poorest people have access to safe water and sanitation. How WaterAid and their partners seek to use simple, sustainable solutions to address water and sanitation problems.

Earthships: Future-proof buildings - sustainable, self-sufficient homes — and the 50 or so that are scattered outside the New Mexico town of Taos, constitute the Earthship Greater World community. As Michael Reynolds says: “If water is falling from the sky, and it is on the majority of the plant, it’s crazy not to catch it.” [...]