CAW in the News:

• Where is your yard waste going? ABC 7 News, November 28, 2007.
• New Plastic Bag Recycling Law Goes Into Effect. News 10 Sacramento, July 2, 2007
• How To Recycle Old Batteries. ABC 7 News, September 27, 2006.

News Clips:

• Plague of Plastic Chokes the Seas. Los Angeles Times, August 2, 2006. Multi-media by Kenneth R. Weiss, Times Staff Writer. On Midway Atoll, 40% of albatross chicks die, their bellies full of trash. Swirling masses of drifting debris pollute remote beaches and snare wildlife.

Video Clips:

• The Secret Life of Cell Phones A product of INFORM, this video looks what the end of life uses for your discarded cell phones and the importance of recycling them.
• The Problem With Plastic, Salon.com, August 2007. Take a video tour of San Francisco's Norcal Waste Management center, where used bags are choking the system.
• Modern Marvels: NatureMill Automatic Indoor Composter. The History Channel takes a look at an innovative indoor composting machine.

Audio Clips:

• Disposal of Household Toxic Materials, KQED's Forum, October 5, 2006

Documentary Pieces:

• The Story of Stuff. This 20-minute documentary offers an informative and entertaining look at the "stuff" that our society produces, consumes, and disposes. The Story of Stuff "exposes the connections between a huge number of environmental and social issues, and calls us together to create a more sustainable and just world. It'll teach you something, it'll make you laugh, and it just may change the way you look at all the stuff in your life forever."
• Pelagic Plastics Video: Synthetic Seas. Short documentary that explores scientific investigation regarding the "explosive increase" of plastic debris in the world's ocean. Synthetic Sea depicts how this plastic menace is negatively impacting sea life in increasingly alarming ways. Produced by the Algalita Marine Research Foundation
• Alphabet Soup: Plastic in the Marine Environment Short 13-minute documentary featuring the Capt. Charles Moore and the Algulita marine research vessel.
• Gone Tomorrow: The Hidden Life of Garbage. This is a short 19-minute documentary about recycling and waste in the U.S. Base on the book of the same name by Heather Rogers.
• Global Warming Statistics. Under 2-minute summary of global warming facts.
• Point of Return. A 17-minute documentary that illustrates what happens to recyclables after they leave the curb and explores sustainable choices with regard to local, regional, and international consequences.
• Ocean Defenders. Greenpeace explores the impact of trash on our oceans in the middle of the Pacific onboard the Esperanza. They discover that the real impact of plastic on our oceans is still unfolding. and how our everyday actions on land are helping destroy life at sea.
• Plastic Debris, Rivers to Sea. Watch a short six minute clip of the film from the Algalita Marine Research Foundation, which describes the land-based sources of plastic debris and trash in the marine environment.

California Policy Live: Listen & View Policy Makers:

• Listen to the California State Senate
• Listen to the California State Assembly
• Governor Schwarzenegger Web Feeds
• Listen to Hearings of the California Integrated Waste Management Board

Public Service Announcements:

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Entertainment:

• The Lorax. Animated story by Dr. Seuss (24 minutes).
• Blue Man Group on global warming.
• Parody of George Bush on Global Warming.