Using music to spread the message of ecological sanitation to the most remote corners of Mozambique, Feliciano dos Santos is empowering villagers to participate in sustainable development and rise up from poverty. In Niassa province, many villages lack even basic sanitation infrastructure. Without reliable access to clean water and waste management systems, the population is highly susceptible to disease. Santos, who grew up in the region, today heads an innovative program that is bringing new hope to Niassa. With his internationally-recognized band, Massukos, Santos uses music to promote the importance of water and sanitation in Mozambique. His program is now serving as a model for other sustainable development programs around the world.

Stephen Colbert interview Climate expert Tim Flannery (one of our advisors)

350.org was created as a result of the very real crisis in carbon emmissions."Here's our goal: We want to take this number, 350, and spread it all over the world. We want every human, if they know nothing else about global warming, to know that 350 represents safety. We want to use protest and music and art and video and the net to make that number inescapable, ubiquitous. Everywhere."

Singer/Songwriter Kimberley McLean with her song "Come On Every Nation". This song is written for the sole purposes of calling together all the people of all the nations to change. Our Mother Earth is calling for our help. It´s time to answer that call ! TIME TO NURSE MOTHER EARTH !!!!!!! www.myspace.com/kimberleymclean

The Alliance for Climate Protection and Current TV challenged filmakers to make provocative ecospots, shorts video messages to drive your friends, community, and government to get involved in solving the climate crisis. We are proud to present the grand prize winner ":60 Seconds to Save the Earth" Ecospot Contest Dave Schlafman for his video entitled Sky is Falling:

Two-piece Missouri rock band Clatter wanted to make the video for their global warming song "House of Trouble" fun to watch so that more people would be likely to hear the message. Learn more at www.clatter.com

Madann's video interpretation of Pearl Jam's hit.  Powerful stuff.

A slide show set to Marvin Gaye's classic environmental song.