Aiming for Films of High Quality and Low Ecological Damage
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After producing âAn Inconvenient Truth,â executives at Paramount Vantage decided that all the films made internally by the studio were going to be carbon neutral.
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Exotic materials and cheaper substrates could lead to better photovoltaics.
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Life & style: Controversial documentary showing the plight of growers asks whether there is such a thing as ethical coffee. David Smith reports.
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The studio behind Shrek foresees a green future.
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Within the Global Monitoring for Environment an
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Device can improve the image quality of standard and high-definition images.
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Natural beauty is a high-tech hit. The hottest thing going in high-definition DVDs is a high-dollar collection of nature documentaries - from England. Planet Earth: The Complete BBC Series, from BBC Video, has become the biggest moneymaker yet to hit Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD, the rival formats that Hollywood hopes will one day replace ordinary DVDs.
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A new initiative seeks to improve old products.
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A promotion between Turner Classic Movies and Architectural Digest magazine is an effort to broaden traditional mediaÂs reach in the face of a new media landscape.
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Business & money: How independent producers are putting their movies straight on the internet.
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A crop of ostensibly environmentally friendly websites promise to reduce your carbon footprint. Their actual impact on the environment is negligible, however.
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Six tips for eco-conscious shopping on a budget.
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Un video mostra gli ultimi istanti di vita del naturalista
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An interview with the master filmmaker about his new films.
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Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese launches a new body to salvage neglected films from around the world.
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Most environmental documentaries try to persuade or preach or, these days, scare; âE2â feels as if itâs trying to cheerlead and to sell.
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LOS ANGELES  - Like the modern-day equivalent of 18th century pamphleteers, documentary filmmakers have plunged into the center of the national debates over such issues as health care ("Sicko") and the environment ("An Inconvenient Truth"). But nowhere have the debates been more passionate than in the rash of documentaries about the Iraq War.