Video extras
Screenings
Green Festival, San Francisco
November 12, 2011
Southeast Students for Renewable Energy Conference, NC
November 04, 2011
Green Festival, LA
October 29, 2011
Green Festival, NY
October 01, 2011
Dave Matthews Band Caravan, WA
September 02, 2011
Solar Powered Film Series, NYC
August 26, 2011
Resources
Journalist Jeff Goodell travels around the U.S. to challenge the myth of cheap coal.
NPR's interactive map shows sources of power, plants, wind power and solar power.
EPA's searchable database compares fuel mix and air emissions for your region by zip code.
As coal-burning plants have reduced air emissions, many have created water pollution.
Blog
Matthew Green
March 21, 2011
Waiting to Get Desperate: Dr. Joseph Romm on U.S. Climate Policy
The question is not if America will transform its energy system but when.
That was the underlying message delivered by physicist and energy policy expert
 Dr. Joseph Romm at a screening of Dirty...
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Matthew Green
February 14, 2011
International team investigates alleged CO2 leak at world's largest carbon storage project
Can you burn your carbon and keep it buried too?
A scientific testing firm is launching a high profile investigation at the world’s largest carbon capture and storage (CCS) test site to find out....
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Matthew Green
January 28, 2011
Dirty Business Screening Update
From film festivals and house parties, to sold-out theaters and large advocacy events, Dirty Business continues to impact communities throughout the country.
On Thursday, January 6, The Center for...
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