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Glastonbury 2009 - Mud!

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Green TV joins a crowd of 177000 at Glastonbury as the rain begins... what would the festival be without some nice pasty mud!
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Shout until you're blue in the face!
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Greenpeace at Glastonbury 2009
A village and airport have appeared in the Greenpeace field at Glastonbury this year... What's that all about??
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Solar Futures
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Green Awards 2009
The Green Awards illustrate the crucial role that needs to be played by communications in informing people about green issues. The evening saw wins for Kyocera, British Gas and the Co-operative among others.
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It should be child's play
WaterAid is asking Glastonbury revellers to create a big stink to put a stop to the water and sanitation scandal by signing a petition for Gordon Brown...
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The Ashden Awards 2009
The Ashden Awards ceremony took place on 11th June at the Royal Geographical Society. The awards were presented by HRH the Prince of Wales and he also gave a forthright speech about the climate change crisis facing us, and his strong admiration for all the finalists and winners of the awards.
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The Lacey Act - closing down the illegal wood trade
This video introduces the global crisis of illegal logging and explains how a landmark new U.S law will combat the problem. The recent (May 2008) passage of an amendment to the Lacey Act, a 100 year old anti-trafficking statute, makes the import, sale and transport of illegal sourced timber, wood produces and other plants a crime in the United States.
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Green Cars
The greenest Geneva Motor Show ever hosts the launch of the "50 by 50" initiative aimed at making cars worldwide 50 percent more fuel-efficient by 2050
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Don't Bring Me Back
Public information film which provides advice on importing food into the UK to reduce the risk of exotic animal diseases entering the country and threatening our public health, livestock, agriculture and horticultural industries and the environment. Produced as part of the Government's 'Don't bring me back' campaign.
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