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Telling the story around products that reflects the reality of what is and is not regenerative and what we need to do in terms of educating the consumer and being transparent in business practices.
Trailer for Bill Moyers series on Rachel Carson.
Bill Moyers Journal looks at the life and legacy of Rachel Carson
through an extraordinary portrayal of her in a one-woman play performed
by veteran stage actress Kaiulani Lee. 
The broadcast combines excerpts from the play, an interview
with Lee and documentary reporting on Carson's life and work in a
powerful look at this scientist, writer, and seeker of the truth.
More on the "hysterical" woman who took a stand against the very powerful chemical companies with the publication of her book, Silent Spring.
This is Kaiulani Lee portraying Rachel Carson in a semi-documentary based
on Carson's own writings. It depicts two interviews with Rachel Carson
during the last year of her life, as she battles cancer and deals with
the controversy created by her ground-breaking book "Silent Spring".
This very moving film can be streamed for free from Netflix and Amazon
(free with Amazon Prime). This film is not just about environmental
issues, but also about life, death, courage and truth.
Famed environmentalist writer of "Silent Spring", Rachel Carson has been
honored by a biographical play titled, "A Sense of Wonder". Actress
Kaiulani Lee acts an important scene from the play.
Rachel Carson, famed biologist, author and visionary, was a founding
member of The Nature Conservancy in Maine. Join Cori Kahn of the
Conservancy for a visit to Rachel Carson Wildlife refuge in Wells,
Maine, to learn more about a conservation icon. Silent Spring
Rachel Carson was born in 1907 on a farm in Pennsylvania. As a young child,
Carson's consuming passions were the nature surrounding her hillside
home and her writing. If you have never read her books, we recommend starting with the Silent Spring. She is our model for what it is to be a sustainability advocate and an earthsayer.
Seth Goldman of Honest Tea raps on about importance of drinking organic products and he did this promotional and educational campaign along with Gary Hirshberg of Stonyfield to promote eating and drinking organic.
Gary Hirshberg, CEO of true blue organic and anti- GMO. Stonyfield is a company on the front lines of doing good while advocating wealth creation. This video is part of a campaign promoting eating and drinking healthy and organic products.
The story of how a young man becomes a sustainability advocate. We have to realize there is only one earth, one shot to get things right. Part of the One in 8 Million is an oral history project in which a different
individual among New York City's 8 million residents is profiled each
week of 2009. As Jodi Rudoren, deputy Metro editor, put it in a memo
earlier this year: "The criteria for profile subjects are simple:
Interesting person. Great talker. Never before mentioned in the NYT."Displaying 10 videos of 441 matching videos
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