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Greenbucks [videorecording] : the challenge of sustainable development / produced and directed by Gabrielle Kelly and Nick Hart-Williams ; a production of Nexus Television and Archangel Australia.

Contributor(s): Kelly, Gabrielle | Hart-Williams, Nick | Nexus Television | Archangel Australia.
Publisher: Oakland, Calif. : Video Project, 1992Description: 1 videocassette (55 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.Other title: Challenge of sustainable development.Subject(s): Economic development -- Environmental aspects | Environmental ethicsDDC classification: 363.7
Production Credits: Credits: Camera, Adrian Cooper ... [et al.] ; editor, Andrew Prowse, Adrian Cooper ; on line editor, Tom Molnar ; music, Stephen Matters.
Narrator, Gabrielle Kelly.Summary: Greenbucks looks at the first steps major corporations on five continents are taking to change their ways. Chief executives from some of the world's largest companies discuss their changing attitudes and their attempts to contribute to environmental solutions, from developing new, cleaner technologies and recyclable cars to producing "green cotton" and investing in alternative energy. This program also looks at how a California energy utility and environmentalists developed a plan to make energy efficiency profitable.
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Credits: Camera, Adrian Cooper ... [et al.] ; editor, Andrew Prowse, Adrian Cooper ; on line editor, Tom Molnar ; music, Stephen Matters.

Narrator, Gabrielle Kelly.

Greenbucks looks at the first steps major corporations on five continents are taking to change their ways. Chief executives from some of the world's largest companies discuss their changing attitudes and their attempts to contribute to environmental solutions, from developing new, cleaner technologies and recyclable cars to producing "green cotton" and investing in alternative energy. This program also looks at how a California energy utility and environmentalists developed a plan to make energy efficiency profitable.

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