Green TV

If anyone’s feeling the pressure out there and in need of a new and interesting procrastination aid, check out some of the plethora of video blogs with an environmental flavour out there. While YouTube and its ilk is clearly both a curse and a blessing, porn and snot videos need not dominate.

A couple of enviro-themed productions include Freshtopia and GroovyGreen

There’s far more sobering viewing, such as alternet video - not strictly a video blog more of a clearinghouse of other content - and a broad array of programming on sites such as current TV (Al Gore’s on board, literally). And there’s still a plethora of porn and/or gross bodily functions viewing available…

There’s bound to be an element of green-washing inherent in a lot of this, and all the pretty shiny pictures (and accompanying advertising) made this frog a little nervous, but the concept is certainly interesting, often well edited and presented, and accessible.

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3 Responses to “Green TV”

  1. katie Says:

    Dear frog! So solicitous of our needs for constantly refreshed procrastination tools!

    Does this set of site recommendations come with a PG rating?

    Suddenly, I feeling overwhelmed with releif that my teenage children think this is a very boring blog, and thus don’t ever view it!

    Can’t wait to hear what Phil Ure comes up with in the way of comments ;-)

  2. mikeymike Says:

    Vid is a great medium for sure. This isn’t a vid blog, but a neat vid about local action.

    Also Frog, you’ve been (a part) motivator for a new regular on my blog: “Saturday Sensitivity”. This is shameless promotion of part one.

    Cheers
    M

  3. katie Says:

    Having had time to look properly, have to say the Freshtopia site was pretty damn good!

    Roll on summer, now I have the (raw) tomato soup recipe to go with the good weather (and please, after this weekend, surely there’s some sunshine due somewhere???)

    Mikeymike, not too shabby either!

    cheers, katie :-D

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