Al Gore talk in TED

In a previous post I got a few comments about Al Gore. So I found this video on the TED web site and I think is really great:

More places where to find good news

Today I received an email with the advise to check this web site: Gimundo. It is a wel designed web site with daily information and good news! the same motivation than this Blog.
Gimundo offers a daily newsletter and it is free.

Live Earth

This one is a link provided by Andrej. There you can find a lot of information about a "green lifestyle" and also about some concerts that will have place on the 07.07.2007

Inspired ideas for a sustainable future

I'm still having interesting moments while checking the TED videos I've posted about some days ago. This time is about "Inspired ideas for a sustainable future". I advise you to take the time to check it until the end...



You can visit his web site: www.Worldchanging.com

Investing in sustainability

A few minutes ago I was reading an interview with Al Gore and David Blood. I think is a good thing to read because it shows the tendency to seriously take the our environment like a good strategy to keep business going forward.

TED, ideas worth spreading

This is one of the best news I have to share with you. I found a list of fantastic resources in video format from the TED conference.

You can find all the Themes making click here. Each theme includes many videos, that you can download. The videos are presentations from many of the greatest specialists of our time.
TIP: download all of them! you will make a collection of great topics, great speakers, great samples, great motivation and of course great presentations.

Bellow is one video sample that is interesting and funy from David Pogue:



"The Age of reason" is the core of a presentation from Julia Sweeney:

What's the big idea contest!

If you have some great idea to protect the environment now you have the chance to share it in video format to win an award.
Visit the web site of the competition for more information.
Good luck!

Wind Power explained

I found in National Geographic's web site a very interesting animation explaining about how the wind turbines work.
Did you know that is better to have the wind turbines in zero altitude to produce more electricity? Even in the high mountains there is a lot of wind, the air is lighter.
Learn more.