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Catalytic paint a pollution solution for Manila street artists
Feb. 21 – Manila’s street artists have joined the war on smog, using a pollution-eating paint for colorful murals adorning walls along the city’s busiest highway. Chemicals in the paint interact with sunlight to convert harmful pollutants into harmless molecules, reducing smog and helping residents breathe easier. Tara Cleary reports.

Kite company takes wind power to new heights
Feb. 20 – California-based startup Makani Power believes the future of clean, sustainable energy is in the skies. The company is developing kite technology they say harnesses wind power far more efficiently and at half the cost of current wind turbines in use today. Ben Gruber reports.

Guests arrive at Houston’s funeral home
Feb. 17 – Whitney Houston’s family and friends, including her eighteen year-old daughter Bobbi Kristina, arrive at Whigham Funeral Home where the pop star’s body rests, ahead of her funeral.

Bomb-proof bins for London streets
Feb. 16 – London-based business Renew has reinvented the rubbish bin by building bomb-proof recycling points complete with LCD screens which show top news headlines, travel information and stock market data. Joanna Partridge reports

Geologists forecast “new cycle of large earthquakes” for Haiti
Feb. 15 – U.S. geologists in Haiti say the country should prepare for more devastating earthquakes like the one that killed more than 315,000 people in January, 2010. Studies of one particular fault line have convinced the scientists that the 2010 quake, which flattened entire suburbs, was merely the first in a new period of seismic activity for the region. Rob Muir reports.

Water spout spotted in New Zealand
Feb. 15 – A water spout is spotted over New Zealand’s capital city Auckland. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Researchers see hopeful signs for Bhutan’s elusive snow leopard
Feb. 14 – Endangered snow leopards are thriving in Bhutan, according to a new report released by the World Wildlife Fund. Instead of attempting to track the leopards, researchers at the Wangchuck Centennial Park in Bhutan took a census of the wildlife on which the elusive leopards prey. Ben Gruber reports.

“Solid Rain” brings relief to drought-stricken Mexico
Feb. 13 – Farmers in drought-stricken Mexico are hailing a new, locally-developed water technology that’s keeping their crops alive during conditions that would normally kill them. The system, conceived and developed by a Mexico City chemical engineer, employs similar technology to that used in modern diapers. Tara Cleary reports.

Heavy flooding hits Peru
Feb. 10 – Government declares a state of emergency as heavy rains and flooding hit Peru. Sarah Wali reports.

Indonesia’s Mount Lokon erupts
Feb. 10 – Mount Lokon volcano on Indonesia’s Sulawesi island erupts, sending hot ash into the air. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Life without lights
In Ghana the sun sets at 6pm and rises at 6am which means many communities lacking electricity live half their lives in darkness. Electricity provides a step on the ladder of economics, lights to study and cook by, machinery and refrigeration, and a standard of living that would attract teachers, nurses, and other civil service workers from the city, not to mention foreign tourists. Potential economic growth is stifled and poverty’s cyclical nature is perpetuated however some forms of progress are happening.
Think About Your Laptop
It took 50,000 litres to make your laptop. Three square feet of rainforest was destroyed in the process. Ecosystems disappeared. Think about recycled materials. Think about the planet.
Solar Power for Vanuatu
IUCN’s Oceania region oversees various Renewable Energy Projects throughout the Pacific Islands like this Solar Power project in Vanuatu.
Empty Planet
With as few as 130 whales, the western gray whale teeters on the edge of extinction. Their critical feeding ground off the coast of Sakhalin Island in the Russian Far East, is now under threat. WWF is stepping in to try and help. You can help them too.
Ep.7 Extreme Weather with Vestas
Floods and droughts hit Australia, temperatures plunge to record lows in Eastern Europe, South Africa is pounded by tropical cyclones and we take a look at how to predict extreme weather events. Tell us about your extreme weather experiences on twitter with hash tags ExtremeWeather and Green_TV. Weather data from Vestas.
Mr Scruff and the Whale
With as few as 130 whales, the western grey whale teeters on the edge of extinction. Their critical feeding ground off the coast of Sakhalin Island in the Russian Far East, is now under threat. WWF, with help from Mr. Scruff, have stepped in to help them.
Green Revolution – Discovery
A trip to Snowy River, a bright white crystalline formation found deep within Fort Stanton Cave in New Mexico, reveals a lot about life and energy in unexpected places. Host Lisa Van Pay meets Diana Northup and Monica Moya, researchers who study life in caves. As they explore the cave they ask questions, together science and engineering have resulted in advancements that have changed our lives dramatically. Now more than ever, the boundaries between science, technology and engineering blur together to extend our knowledge even further – but where does something completely new begin?
The Valentine’s show from GREEN.TV
Is Valentine’s Day full of hidden evil? We take a look at the issues behind flowers, chocolates and diamonds and find out how to buy ethically this Valentine’s Day. Visit facebook.com/greentv for your chance to win sustainably-grown flowers from www.tom-flowers, fair-trade and organic chocolate from www.chocolatatoi.com and a diamond discount at www.ingleandrhode.co.uk. Happy Valentine’s!
GREEN.TV Weekly News – 27th January 2012
We’ll be taking an extra special look at all the eco-friendly motors making an appearance at the 2012 North American Auto Show.
Ep.6 Extreme Weather with Vestas
Alaska’s snowiest winter on record. Northern India suffers extreme cold spell. And we head out on patrol with the weather service pilots looking for trouble. Tell us about your extreme weather experiences on twitter with hash tags ExtremeWeather and Green_TV.
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