Revolutionizing Waste Management: The Greyparrot Story
By: Alex Silverman Producer Chloe Williams presents Turning Waste Into Innovation – The Greyparrot Revolution, a special look into one company’s mission to turn waste into energy. Founded in 2019 by Mikela Druckman, Nikola Sivaki, and Ambarish Mitra, Greyparrot aims to reduce waste. They’ve implemented AI technology into 70% of European recycling centers and combat waste from single-use vapes. With funding from...
A Cleaner and Greener Future in Constant Dripping Hollows Out The Stone
By Rhea Mursalin Constant Dripping Hollows Out The Stone, directed by Johanna Mägin, is a powerful and highly relevant documentary that delves into the heart of Vietnam’s battle against plastic pollution and waste. Through Mägin’s storytelling and compelling narrative, the film brings to light the stories of individuals who have taken it upon themselves to make a difference in their communities for the benefit of their...
What Was Your Carbon Footprint Today? Has Us Tracking Our Emissions
By Emily Brooks In the informative film, What Was Your Carbon Footprint Today? by Sydney Chandler and Shari Porter, climate change and carbon footprints are put under the microscope, and potential solutions are explored. We learn about the impacts individuals and companies are making, and how to potentially track and offset our emissions. While watching this film, I gained valuable insights. Though I understood the concept of a carbon...
Let the Sun In: Evaluating Solar Windows
By Jack DeWitt In the short film, What Could Be Hotter Than Solar Windows? by Kennedy Mallory, viewers learn about the differences between solar and regular windows, and how solar windows could address the renewable energy crisis. Mallory discusses their installation on skyscrapers and in cities, highlighting companies involved in the technology. Pros and cons are presented, with pros outweighing cons. Rating: 3.75/5. The topic...
The Global Search for Education: Exploring Gender Equality in Nepal: A Conversation with Director Bill Knowles
This month, audiences can screen Threads of Hope on the Planet Classroom Network.
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