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Gorilla in the Greenhouse Web Show
great article on the REAL GYRE
http://sierraclub.org/sierra/200905/mess
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On their three-month journey from Long Beach to Honolulu aboard the recycled Junk, Marcus Eriksen and Joel Paschal found plastic in the stomachs of fish caught in the mid-Pacific. "Plastic is forever," Eriksen blogged, "and it's everywhere."
Gorilla in the Greenhouse Web Show
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Gorilla in the Greenhouse Web Show
Hi Y'all,
Thanks for all of your support. The reviews have been great and we're digging in for the next one. No release date as of yet but a big part of the plan for this year is setting up a larger production deal that will get these shows coming out weekly. Please spread the show around!
Best,
The Gang
Gorilla in the Greenhouse Web Show The City is hooked on "clean, green, mountain energy." But the gang finds out that "clean and green" is actually a massive coal-seeking mechanical worm on its way to remove their favorite mountain. Time for a Free Power Generation!
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Gorilla in the Greenhouse Web Show Next Episode coming out December 8th! Check out our new song, just posted: Free Power Generation! Click music above.
Gorilla in the Greenhouse Web Show Marcus Ericksen, fresh from traveling the Pacific via the Gyre on a boat made of plastic bottles, waves the GG flag from Hawaii. Photo Courtesy of Dane Golden
Gorilla in the Greenhouse Web Show
Check this out, inspired by GG http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7S022_JX
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Gorilla in the Greenhouse Web Show added 1 new song to their profile.
Gorilla in the Greenhouse Web Show The pilot episode, entitled The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, which launched on Earth Day 2008, follows the kids as they face a demented plot by Dr. Morton Huffelbot to create an island of plastic bags in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
