Best Short Documentary at the Oceanside International Film Festival, this film is also an Official Selection at several prestigious festivals, including the Cleveland International Film Festival

Best Short Documentary at the Oceanside International Film Festival, this film is also an Official Selection at several prestigious festivals, including the Cleveland International Film Festival and the Australian Environmental Film Festival.

Port Phillip bay-keeper Neil Blake uncovers alarming levels of micro-plastic pollution on local beaches, prompting community action to protect the bay's ecology. Biologist Jennifer Lavers highlights the severe impact of plastic on wildlife, particularly mutton birds, which are found to contain plastic in their stomachs. Despite ongoing efforts, plastic waste continues to threaten local species, driving Blake to advocate for environmental stewardship inspired by Aboriginal traditions.

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Michael Davis of uspurewater addresses the global plastic dilemma.

He advocates for an ecological alternative to bottled water.

His solution

Michael Davis of uspurewater addresses the global plastic dilemma.

He advocates for an ecological alternative to bottled water.

His solution is simple: "don't buy water in plastic containers."

Speaking at the ECO:nomics conference on April 3, 2014, former Walmart CEO Michael T. Duke stated that sustainability for Walmart extends beyond profits. He

Speaking at the ECO:nomics conference on April 3, 2014, former Walmart CEO Michael T. Duke stated that sustainability for Walmart extends beyond profits. He highlighted that a smaller environmental footprint leads to greater long-term profit, stressing the social and prosperity elements where Walmart, as the largest private employer in the U.S. with 2.2 million global employees, has significant impact.

The conference, hosted by *The Wall Street Journal*, gathers leaders to discuss business and environmental issues. Yet, critics like Dr. Chet Bowers argue that genuine sustainability is hindered by "deep cultural assumptions" of an individualistic, consumer-dependent society, despite corporate efforts.

As part of the InterFaith Call to Inclusion, we interviewed Michael Ellick, Sr. Minister of First Congregational United Church of Christ, Portland, Oregon. This interview was produced and

As part of the InterFaith Call to Inclusion, we interviewed Michael Ellick, Sr. Minister of First Congregational United Church of Christ, Portland, Oregon. This interview was produced and videotaped by Ruth Ann Barrett and Barry Heidt of EarthSayers.tv, Voices of Sustainability, in November 2016, following the 2016 Election.

Special thanks to the First Congregational Church for their support.

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