On Saturday I had the honor of attending the NYC premiere of Fuel – a film that examines how we treat energy in America and our growing addiction to foreign oil.
In the film, director Josh Tickell travels the country in his “Veggie Van,” interviewing politicians, historians, professors and a few well-known celebrity activists about subjects [...]
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With last year’s Go Green Expo in New York City a huge success, organizers decided to turn their eyes towards Los Angeles and give the west coast a chance to bask in a greener glow of products, companies, and special guest speakers. The fruits of their labor will be on display this weekend as the [...]
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The New York City-based Go Green Expo had its Big Apple debut this past weekend at the Hilton New York. The green weekend kicked off with an inaugural awards gala which included a runway fashion show featuring eco-wear by Maggie Norris, a former designer for Ralph Lauren. Host Nigel Barker of America ’s Next Top [...]
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Current Energy presented a $10,000 check for the “Current Energy Earth Friendly Award” to filmmaker Josh Tickell for his film Fields of Fuel at the AFI DALLAS International Film Festival awards brunch on Sunday, April 6. The awards presentation was held at the W Hotel in Victory Park. From left to right, Josh Stern and Joseph L. Harberg, Current [...]
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It was only two years ago that Al Gore premiered a little-known film called An Inconvenient Truth at Sundance 2006. Since then, the festival has experienced an increase in eco-themed documentaries and movies; not to mention environmental awareness in handling everything from programs to merchandise to transportation.
This year’s entries include such topics as America’s dependency [...]
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