Ecological Videos

The state of Washington is leading the way in clean energy - and the University of Washington is playing a critical role. UW's "Clean Energy Institute" is developing efficient, cost effective solar po...[Read More]

Join the free online course: https://www.coursera.org/learn/air-pollution-health-threat About this course: We all have to breathe to live. But the air we breathe is polluted both outdoors and indoors...[Read More]

This Presentation to The Virginia Nuclear Energy Consortium Authority Board By Andrew Peterson on Thu.Aug, 20 2015 at VCU Richmond Virginia

Presented By: E-Shiksha, Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women's University, Jaipur Welcome to Esikshak E-learning module. Sikshak means a teacher and we are presenting to you through e sikshak are timeless and ea...[Read More]

Stanford announces an innovative new approach to meeting its energy needs that will make it one of the world's most energy-efficient universities. The comprehensive new system incorporates solar power...[Read More]

Climate Change Video For Biol 10 Course of SJSU. This video includes topics about cause and effect of climate change. Because the audio volume is relatively low, you may want to increase your speaker ...[Read More]

A brief introduction to the Applied Sustainability Research Group at Queen's University. For more information, check out the Applied Sustainability Group at Queen's University at http://me.queensu.ca...[Read More]

This is caused directly by the increasing volume of motor vehicle traffic that is, in turn, a result fact contemporary socio economic systems and lifestyles. Effects of car pollutants on the environme...[Read More]

This video is a part of Experiential English II section 134 in semester 2, academic year of 2017. member Thanawat R. Patinyapong W. Phi W. Aunchisa S. Faculty of Law, Chulalongkorn University.

whats in the water???

Unchecked carbon emissions could jeopardize plants, animals in world's most vital habitats. If carbon emissions continue to rise unchecked, half of the plant and animal species in the world’s m...[Read More]

Even the briefest increase in airborne fine particulate matter PM2.5, pollution-causing particles that are about 3\% of the diameter of human hair, is associated with the development of acute lower re...[Read More]