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In the past at Ecologicliving, we have talked about documentaries about green issues, particularly the 11th Hour by Dicaprio and a Crude Awakening. Well, today I would like to talk about a documentary that is getting allot of buzz, and for a great reason. The film is called Fields of Fuel and by just watching the promo trailer I was immediately hooked.

Follow along the adventures of the Reverend Billy, who one day was so devastated by the commercialization of NYC's Times Square he decided to devote his life to preaching against the evils of shopping.

America's hottest eco-activist will hit the big screen, based on the book of her harrowing canopy protest. Here's 10 questions with the gorgeous green.

In the 2nd of a 2 part series of interviews with the folks that brought us the recently released film ‘The 11th Hour’, I interviewed Nadia Connors and Leila Connors Petersen, the founders of Tree Media and directors of the film. We spoke about the coming geopolitical realities surrounding the environment, the excitement of frugality as a solution and how to overcome the laziness epidemic in our country.

The 11th Hour, the new environmental documentary by Leonardo DiCaprio, is now open in New York and LA and is going national tomorrow. View the trailers here.

11th Hour, the doc produced and narrated by Leo DiCaprio takes, and makes no bones about the destruction that humanity has wrought on the planet.

The 11th hour is the final moment when change is still possible. It’s fitting that Leonardo DiCaprio has named his latest film The 11th Hour. This feature documentary is a call to action.

Environmental activist Laurie David has, with a tragic assist from Hurricane Katrina, brought unprecedented focus to the global-warming debate. The movie she produced, Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth, was just released on DVD, and she recently published The Solution is You! An Activist's Guide. On an unseasonably hot October day in New York, she talked about . . . well, guess what.

A central theme in the movie, Ratatouille, is slow food vs fast food. Ratatouille's chef hero Gusteau's, for example, face may be put on a line of TV Dinners! Sacre bleu :D This is odd, as the article points out, coming from an industry known for McDonald's tie-ins.