Last year we wrote about a development in New Mexico that was using reclaimed items (primarily trash) to build homes. A few years back, Open Eye Media out of the United Kingdom produced a documentary titled Garbage Warrior that documented the three plus decade history of the development. Directed by Oliver Hodge and centering on [...]
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Movie Review: Garbage Warrior
October 9th, 2010 
Eric Wilson 
Posted in Eric Wilson, Green Building, Local Energy/Food, Sustainable Development 
Tags: Food, Movie Review, Waste, Wastewater, Water 
No Comments »Movie Review: Disneynature’s “Oceans”
April 24th, 2010 Eric Wilson Disneynature’s much anticipated Oceans opened on Earth Day. I caught the first show and enjoyed the amazing cinematography. However, the field of nature films has become crowded in the last decade with several of these focusing on the vast oceans. Before Disneynature’s foray, Discovery Channel’s Blue Planet and 2003′s Deep Blue probed the salty frontier. [...]
Movie Review: Food Inc
January 11th, 2010 Eric Wilson With some time off over the holidays I sat down in front of my computer and streamed Food, Inc. via Netflix. The film (trailer available below) depicts the current state of the nation’s industrial food system. Food, Inc.’s website provides the following synopsis of the documentary. In Food, Inc., filmmaker Robert Kenner lifts the veil [...]
Movie Review: No Impact Man
October 1st, 2009 Eric Wilson No Impact Man, a blog, a book, and now a movie about the year-long exercise to live lightly on the earth undertaken by Colin Beavan, his wife Michele and their young daughter Isabella, is playing across the country at select theaters. The project started as a result of Beavan’s desire to make a difference through [...]
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