Who We Are
World on Fire is the media channel of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network (CCAN). We work at the front lines of the climate movement in Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia. This channel is where you will find our original video, radio and photographic work brought strait from our protests, press events, hearings and other events. For more information about CCAN, check out our site at www.chesapeakeclimate.org, and our blog at www.chesapeakeclimate.org/blog.
Green Jobs and the Youth Movement
May 15th, 2009 1 Comment »
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Act 1: Green jobs with Van Jones Part 1 - Meet the Bloggers
Act 2: Eco-friendly Hummers - The Onion
Act 3: Green jobs with Van Jones Part 2 - Meet the Bloggers
Act 4: Remaking an edge city - NPR
Act 5: Green jobs with Van Jones Part 3 - Meet the Bloggers
Act 6: Global warming irreversable for 1000 years - Ring of Fire
Act 7: Measuring the national carbon footprint - Slate.com
Where we are and where we should go
December 4th, 2008 Comment now »
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Act 1: Friedman on “Drill baby, drill” - NPR
Act 2: We Can Solve It ad not shown on ABC - CounterSpin
Act 3: Friedman on taxing what we don’t want - NPR
Act 4: Life jackets issued to all Americans - The Onion
Act 5: News of the warm - LeShow
Act 6: The religious right on global warming - Point of Inquiry
Act 7: Tom Freidman Interview - The Colbert Report
The war on the environment
October 23rd, 2008 Comment now »
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Act 1: IPCC Report released
Act 2: Wind reserves to run out - The Onion
Act 3: War on the environment Part 1 - Ring of Fire
Act 4: Letterman on the climate - David Letterman
Act 5: War on the environment Part 2 - Ring of Fire
Act 6: Building a carbon neutral city - NPR
Act 7: China bans the release of CO2 by citizens - The Onion
Taking comfort from history
September 18th, 2008 Comment now »
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Act 1: 11th Hour Trailer
Act 2: Moving to the Suburbs - NPR
Act 3: Solar-powered electric chair - The Onion
Act 4: Moving to the city - NPR
Act 5: Nuclear vs. climate change - Democracy NOW!
Act 6: Exxon Paleontologists Call For Increased Fossil Production - The Onion
Act 7: Van Jones on taking comfort from history - This Brave Nation
Hey NoVa! Do you know where your electricity comes from?
September 18th, 2008 Comment now »
The answer, according to the many Northern Virginians we interviewed is, not really. Watch our video and then take action!
Join our effort for clean energy in northern Virginia at VAOnCall.org
Shifting water and winds
September 4th, 2008 Comment now »
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Act 1: The emerging German energy system - Thom Hartmann
Act 2: Water scarcity around the world - The Young Turks
Act 3: T Boone Pickens latches on to wind - Thom Hartmann
Act 4: Water as a commodity - Washington Post
Act 5: Disease-Free Water Tops List Of World’s Most Popular Beverages - The Onion
More Extreme Weather for a Nation in Denial
September 3rd, 2008 Comment now »
With hurricane Gustav acting as another wake up call for Americans reminding us of the impact of extreme weather along our shores we bring you another extreme weather story that hits a bit closer to home here in the Chesapeake Bay region
More Extreme Weather for a Nation in Denial from Chesapeake Climate on Vimeo.
Preparing to live behind levees
August 20th, 2008 Comment now »
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Act 1: Blackwater to defend against Climate Change - The Onion
Act 2: Expanding oil drilling and antarctic ice melt - Ring of Fire
Act 3: Green for all - Earthbeat radio
Act 4: Al Gore on mountain top removal
Act 5: Mike Tidwell interview - The Young Turks
The Green Energy Challenge
July 30th, 2008 Comment now »
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Act 1: Al Gore’s green energy challenge
Act 2: Al Gore’s green energy challenge
Act 3: EPA empoyee speaks about doctored science - The Young Turks
Act 4: Al Gore’s green energy challenge
Act 5: Al Gore’s green energy challenge
Act 6: Addicted to Oil - The Daily Show
Act 7: Al Gore’s green energy challenge
Act 8: Reaction to Gore’s speech - The Young Turks
The state of Virginia VS. Reality
July 3rd, 2008 Comment now »
Dominion Virginia Power is set to begin construction of a new conventional coal-fired power plant at the same time as consensus is building around the necessity for a moratorium on all global warming causing coal plants. Democratic Governor of Virginia, Tim Kaine, supports the new plant despite his stated desires to lower carbon emissions.
The state of Virginia VS. Reality from Chesapeake Climate on Vimeo.
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