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Women in Media presents the Reel/Forward conference

July 29th, 2025
Women in Media presents Reel/Forward 2025, a two-day in-person conference in Los Angeles, focused on funding, collaboration and eco-friendly film and media production

EMG / Gravity Media sets a new standard in sustainable broadcasting

March 1st, 2025
The recent deployment of the electric 19T tender vehicle by EMG / Gravity Media is a key part of the company’s green strategy, aligning...

Can we make Ultra HD Sustainable?

July 2nd, 2024
High-quality video is now no longer a bonus – it’s an expectation. But is our desire for a crystal-clear picture damaging our planet?

Sodium for a sustainable future with Salt-E Dog

May 31st, 2023
Anton/Bauer unleashes the future of sustainable film and TV production. But how effective is the Salt-E Dog power generator for the media and entertainment...

Partner with a sustainability leader

June 20th, 2022
Sony has been taking its environmental goals seriously for years – but is also on the road to pushing ethical business further. And it’s...

How to keep your screen green

April 12th, 2022
Sports production sits alongside news as having the lowest impact in terms of carbon footprint. A quiet technological revolution has been making this happen

Down by the rivercide

February 10th, 2022
The Welsh River Wye was the site of a powerful, innovative livestreamed investigation by journalist George Monbiot

Green shoots of a vibrant industry organisation

January 11th, 2022
A new media industry trade organisation known as Greening of Streaming has brought together streaming tech companies to collaborate on sustainability

Genius Interview: Max Boykoff

January 6th, 2022
Dr Max Boykoff is a contributor to the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). He specialises in global communication...

How low can you go? The road to zero carbon

December 6th, 2021
Global heating is here – and with it the threat of dangerous tipping points in climate and natural ecosystems. While we can’t control physics,...
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