Climate Action Resource Center

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This short film examines the environmental and social impacts of our consumer culture, and offers a vision for a more sustainable and just society.

This is the story of D. Saravanan, a true environmentalist at heart, who dedicated nearly 25 years of his life to turning barren land into a green luscious forest spread over 100 acres, now known as the Aranya Forest and Sanctuary in Poothurai village, Tamil Nadu.

Kolwezi, a city in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is where around 70% of the world's cobalt is mined. The documentary highlights the environmental and health impacts of cobalt mining on the workers employed by multinational corporations and in dangerous artisanal mines, where men extract cobalt for as little as $150 per month, risking their health for their paycheck.

The documentary delves into the dire consequences of deforestation on biodiversity loss and climate change. It examines the causes of the problem and suggests potential solutions. The film emphasizes the pressing need for action to mitigate the devastating impact of deforestation on ecosystems and communities.

The question of how to price the world's most valuable resource, water, while ensuring it remains a basic human right, has brought the global water crisis to an inflection point.

a hopeful two-part short film that tells the story of a possible future where the Green New Deal has transformed the United States into a sustainable, equitable, and just society.

A forest is much more than what you see," says ecologist Suzanne Simard. Her 30 years of research in Canadian forests have led to an astounding discovery — trees talk, often and over vast distances. Learn more about the harmonious yet complicated social lives of trees and prepare to see the natural world with new eyes.

Part-1 (Understand Miyawaki Method) Growing Native Forests Using Miyawaki Technique Tutorial

In this step, we have prepared the soil by mixing the biomass & turning the mix up to 3 feet of depth we start planting almost 30~40 varieties of native trees in close / dense proximity.