Videos from YouTube on environmental topics. Updated first of each month.
Plastic is EVERYWHERE. In less than 100 years of production, it has worked its way into every corner of the planet.
Exxon predicted climate change with 99% accuracy — in 1985 – then denied it for decades
1 Mar 2023Glacier calving from increased rain and warm weather
1 Dec 2022Oil and gas are fuelling war and suffering across the world. It’s time to end the fossil fuel age.
1 Nov 2022How to disrupt bottom trawling and its destructive ways
30 Sep 2022Using 300 drones to convey one message on climate breakdown: ACT NOW
1 Sep 2022This “ad” uses the F… word a lot. You’re warned (It’s very funny). With a guest appearance by Greta Thunberg
1 Jun 2022Wong Cheuk Yin Cayden from St Columbas College, Co. Dublin is the winner of EPA The Story of Your Stuff Competition for 2022
1 May 2022Clean Cities Campaign, a European coalition aiming to encourage cities to transition to zero-emission mobility by 2030.
1 Apr 2022In these stressful times, take 5 quiet moments and spend the time in rainforests
1 Mar 2022Using hand held portable air monitors to pinpoint sources of pollution
1 Feb 2022Should the EU allow some natural-gas and nuclear energy projects to be labeled as green investments in its sustainable investment Toxonomy
1 Jan 2022Offsetting and net zero scams are the new climate denial… and they have dangerous consequences
1 Dec 2021Watch a cow fill a garbage bag with methane.
1 Nov 2021Continuing failure to deal with plastic bottles
1 Oct 2021What is Natural Capital Accounting – and how can it be applied by farmers to help conserve and protect nature and wildlife?
1 Aug 2021How close are we to a climate tipping point?
30 Jun 2021UK dumping off its plastic pollution to other countries where it causes serious health problems and adverse effects on oceans and wildlife
1 Jun 2021Lessons from the coronavirus pandemic for the fight against climate change
26 Apr 2021Netflix, a giant streaming video, uses dirty energies, like coal, to power its servers, and our streaming. Greenpeace is asking Netflix to give up the polluting energies
1 Apr 2021