Power IT Down? A Look at Technology's Role in Climate Change
Interview, discussion, and interesting facts about the information and communication technology industry's role in climate change. As part of the 350.org initiative, various experts share insight into the impact of technology use by individuals and businesses, the demands it places on energy consumption, and its contribution to overall CO2 emissions.
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Power IT Down? A Look at Technology's Role in Climate Change
Interview, discussion, and interesting facts about the information and communication technology industry's role in climate change. As part of the 350.org initiative, various experts share insight into the impact of technology use by individuals and businesses, the demands it places on energy consumption, and its contribution to overall CO2 emissions.
Center for Digital Initiatives at UVM - PSA
A PSA produced by Robin Katz and narrated by Jake Barickman of the University of Vermont Libraries' Center for Digital Initiatives. The video was created using Apple's Keynote and i-Movie on a MacBook Pro.
RETN 350 PSA - Arctic is Melting
This is one of a series of PSAs produced by RETN Channel 16, Burlington, Vermont, for 350 -- an international day of climate change -- Oct. 24
RETN 350 PSA - CO2 Rising - 29 sec
One of a series of PSAs developed by RETN Channel 16 in Burlington, Vermont, promoting 350—a day of international climate action.
RETN 350 Promo - Voices Heard
One of a series of PSAs produced by RETN Channel 16 in Burlington, Vermont, to promote 350—a day of international climate action— on Oct. 24, 2009
Wampum Belts Reception at Shelburne Museum
On July 10, 2009 Shelburne Museum hosted a reception to commemorate two Wampum Belts on loan from the Bishop of Chartres and the Musee des Beaux-Arts de Chartres. French Ambassador to the U.S. Pierre Vimont, Senator Patrick Leahy, Governor James Douglas, and former Penobscot nation chief, James Sappier speak about the belts, the Quadricentennial and the historical ties between the nations.
RETN Shows School Board Meetings Online Using "Clickable Agendas"
Did you know you that RETN places all the school board meetings we tape on our website for online viewing? We also use "Clickable Agendas" so you can watch what you want, only what you want, when you want. www.retn.org/schools.phpThis is one of several community services we provide that has been challenged by Comcast during our contract negotiations. Please write us a note if you value the services we provide. We'll include it in our counter-petition to Vermont's Public Service Board. Address your letter to RETN Board of Directors and email it to dougd@retn.org
Inside Seven Days - RETN vs Comcast
Shay Totten elaborates on his recent Fair Game column about contract negotiations between RETN and Comcast and the effect it will have on Vermont communities.
