Closed Captioned
Study Guide
Grades 9-12, College, Adult
Produced by Larry Klein
DVD Purchase $150, Rent $75
US Release Date: 1997
Copyright Date: 1997
DVD ISBN: 1-59458-736-1
VHS ISBN: 1-56029-718-2
Subjects
American Studies
Architecture
Business Practices
Citizen Action
Community
Design
Energy
Environment
Green Building
Recycling
Renewable Energy
Science
Technology
Society
Social Change
Social Psychology
Sustainability
Sustainable Development
Technology
Technology
Urban and Regional
Awards and Festivals
Nationwide PBS Broadcast
Planet Neighborhood
The latest in energy saving technology and good design.
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"Interesting, informative, and inspiring." Conscious Choice |
PLANET NEIGHBORHOOD is a three part series looking at the latest in energy saving technology and good design. Hosted by Bill McDonough, architect, environmental designer, and Dean of the School of Architecture, University of Virginia.
The titles in the series are:
Home - Green technology and innovative design save energy.
Work - Sound office building design, car recycling and waste water disposal.
Community - Good community design and natural wastewater treatment.
Reviews
"An eager writer-host, specific examples, and personalizing case studies examine the ways in which homes, workplaces, and communities can create and sustain more affordable, healthier, and environmentally sensitive lifestyles."
Booklist
"Covers a range of environmental issues related to the home and workplace, including energy-saving designs and technologies...Recommended"
Rachel Lohafer, Instructional Technology Center, Iowa State University, MC Journal
"Planet Neighborhood is all about solutions for improving health and environment. It is a great teaching tool for anyone or group interested in turning a negative situation into a positive one."
Earthworks Magazine
"Interesting, informative, and inspiring. If it were offered as part of the curriculum in grade school science classes, our attitude towards environmental responsibility would change."
Conscious Choice
"We have become so used to bad news about the environment...that PLANET NEIGHBORHOOD...comes as an exceedingly pleasant surprise."
The Washington Post