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Your support makes all the difference.The environmentally conscious community now turns its attentions to Ecobuild, March 1-3, in London and the first ever San Francisco Green Film Festival, scheduled for March 3-6. Among the films screening at the California event will be Happy People: A Year in the Taiga, by Russian director Dmitry Vasyukov and internationally acclaimed director Werner Herzog.
Ecobuild
March 1-3
ExCeL Exhibition Centre
London, UK
A showcase of the latest developments, products and companies in the world of environmentally friendly building. The exhibition attracted over 40,000 visitors in 2009 including the then British secretary of state. Unlike Enertec earlier in the year or Intersolar in June, Ecobuild is focused less on energy sources and more on sustainable construction products that can be added to existing structures.
http://www.ecobuild.co.uk
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1st San Francisco Green Film Festival
March 3-6
Landmark Theatres Embarcadero Center Cinema / Bentley Reserve
San Francisco, CA, USA
The first San Francisco Green Film Festival includes screenings of around 70 movies that explore environmental and sustainability issues from filmmakers around the world. Legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog's new feature documentary Happy People, made with footage taken by Russian director Dmitry Vasyukov, will be shown for the first time on the West Coast during this event. The film festival also includes workshops and networking events and filmmakers from China, Sweden, the UK, Canada, Brazil, Argentina and Germany are expected to attend.
http://sfgreenfilmfest.org
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