Category: Technology

The application was built pro bono for John Cook, the author of the www.skepticalscience.com website where his goal has been to “explain what peer reviewed science has to say about global warming”.

March 18, 2010 to March 20, 2010

ElectroSmog is a new festival that revolves around the concept Sustainable Immobility. The festival will introduce and explore this concept in theory and practice. With Sustainable Immobility we refer to a critique of current systems of hyper mobility of people and products in travel and transport, and their ecological unsustainability.

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We are creating a pack that involve a variety of multimedia resources on ecodesign and life cycle thinking as well as workshop programs for teachers.

This will include a 5 – 7 minute animated video exploring the life cycle environmental impacts of product development. and we are open to creative input to deliver the content in an engaging and innovative way.

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The Sustainability Team at the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) – in liaison with Multimedia Victoria – has developed Australia’s most comprehensive and current industry resource on Green IT.

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To be distributed to low-income earners and other eligible customers. If you have a disused 17 inch CRT monitor or better, or a disused 15 inch LCD monitor or better, contact GreenPC on 03 9418 7400 or visit the donations page. GreenPC can also organise pick-up of donations of 10 or more monitors.

November 17, 2009 to November 18, 2009

The Melbourne conference brings together individuals, organisations and groups working at the intersection of social action and IT. Includes a Film festival