Green

#FightForYourWorld

Beautiful imagery doesn’t cut it alone when you’re trying to make the world a better place but this stunning video from WWF does a great job communicating just how great are the ramifications of our everyday choices as consumers on planet earth. The video, created by UK based Uncommon Creative Studio, is part of their campaign …

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A pixel can make a big difference.

Action speaks louder than words. National Geographic launches a clever new definition for your TV called #GreenDefinition to cut up to 50% of your TVs energy consumption – and you can barely see the difference. Sometimes all it takes to change things in a greener direction is simply to challenge our current practices.

Flooded city? No prob with these artificial gills

Rising sea levels inspired Royal College of Art graduate Kamei, in partnership with RCA-IIS Tokyo Design Lab, to create a lightweight underwater respiratory device. Amphibio is a 3D-printed accessory that works as a gill and may one day provide humans with an alternative way to breathe underwater. Amphibio is currently just a working prototype, tested …

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Jungle book characters face depressing life in the city

The film is a reimagination of the effects of deforestation in Sumatra, where natural habitats are being destroyed to meet the increasing demand for crops, such as Palm Oil. As a result the Sumatran tiger, rhino and elephant are critically endangered and the Sumatran orangutan has been pushed to the edge of extinction . Tragically, …

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Photo Ark

‘Let’s see what we can #SaveTogether’ urges this striking 1-minute ad for Photo Ark, a 25-year wildlife conservation project between photographer Joel Sartore and National Geographic. We’ve earlier covered Joel’s work at Goodvertising and we’re big fans! Sartore, National Geographic’s Explorer of the Year 2018, is on a mission to make us care about wildlife …

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