A few weeks ago I started a fund raising to make a video PSA of around 1 minute, to call the attention to BPs responsibility on the Oil Spill. In a month we got 1655$ contributed.
We are very happy to say that we are going into production with the video, and although we will have to cut some costs in the shoot, we will make it happen through donations of talented people who will give us their day of work for the cause.
The video is signed by this blog, but we are open to co-sign with an institution that would bring a stronger call to action that this blog can give.
Thank you all who is collaborating. Spread the word!
This blog has been created to keep people informed on how to help with the BP Spill, and to also keep track on who is helping already.
Showing posts with label ecology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ecology. Show all posts
Oil Splash - the PSA to raise awareness on the Oil Spill
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BP,
deepwater horizon,
disaster,
ecology,
environmental,
green,
gulf coast,
gulf of mexico,
oil dependency,
oil spill,
pensacola,
power america,
rescue plan,
sources of energy
Stopping our oil dependancy
The oil spill is not only BP's fault (although it is their responsibility). The real solution here is to stop needing oil. Of course this will not happen instantly, and there are obviously many things we use daily that are made from oil. But we have to start thinking and acting on how to stop that oil addiction.
Repower America is doing just that. And you can help them!
The organization, as it describes on it's website:
"the Alliance is a unique non-profit, non-partisan organization that is committed to educating the global community about the urgency of implementing comprehensive solutions to the climate crisis. Through its work with The Climate Project, Repower America, the WE Campaign, the Reality Coalition, and its affiliated organization, The Climate Protection Action Fund, the Alliance seeks to present choices and offer changes that will protect our planet for future generations."
To donate something you can go here
Remember to share! This will not immediately help the gulf coast, but it will certainly help the worl in the medium and long term
Labels:
BP,
ecology,
environmental,
green,
gulf coast,
oil dependency,
oil spill,
power america,
sources of energy
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