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How e-generators can power a shift towards sustainability

Read more: https://playbackonline.ca/2024/01/09/how-e-generators-can-power-a-shift-towards-sustainability/#ixzz8UwyccpEV

Lights, camera, clean up your act: how movies try to go green

Overwhelmed by Your To-Do List? 11 Tips for Tackling the Busy Holiday Season

Ontario Film Industry Must Make Sustainability a Priority, Says Report

How Students Are Taking A Leading Role in Sustainability

British Columbia Urged to Ditch Polluting Diesel Generators on Film and TV Sets

Sustainable Production Forum brings film and TV decarbonization solutions to Toronto on September 25, 2023

Serious concerns raised in NZ about environmental impact of major productions including Amazon’s Rings of Power

Development in Burnaby eyes Indigenous-focused film academy

Indigenous voices highlighted in 7th annual Sustainable Production Forum

Hollywood’s pollution adds to the climate crisis. Filmmakers are trying to cut back

Op-ed: Film industry must adopt sustainability, or the show’s over

Read more: https://playbackonline.ca/2023/09/20/op-ed-film-industry-must-adopt-sustainability-or-the-shows-over/#ixzz8Uwno59XT

The Flint Podcast Ep 003: Jennifer Jackson, Climate Scientist & Film Festival Co-Founder

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