Live Earth Update; Concerts + Related Events
The planning for live earth is well and truly under way, it's not long now and i`m excitied :-)
I`m not going to highlight all the ways in which the concerts are available but both XFM and MSN will be covering the entire series globally for the full 24hrs!
Undobutedly the concerts will be a superb spectacle, recent coverages suggests that they will also leave a green legacy at some of the venues. More interestingly, there are going to be 6000 sataliete live earth events around the world in more than 100 countries.
Also, the money raised from the events will go towards the Alliance for Climate Protection, an organization with a long term vision. Also, the live earth website and a supporting book are being published in order to give people effective tips on what they can do to reduce there emissions. Live earth is also working closely with Avaaz, an online action community, to promote personal and political engagement with climate change.
There are also a great series of videos about the topic, it`s the first time that i have seen so much creative energy going into this. There are some really great artists working on the SOS part of live earth, all the asociated media.
Ohh, its all so confusing, what can i do...
Nanatuk, a band of the British Antarctic Survey will be contributing live fron Anatarctica!
Spinal tap are 'anti-devestation'. Thats nice to know, but are you?
Climate change explained for kids...the climate jam, groovy!
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I`m not going to highlight all the ways in which the concerts are available but both XFM and MSN will be covering the entire series globally for the full 24hrs!
Undobutedly the concerts will be a superb spectacle, recent coverages suggests that they will also leave a green legacy at some of the venues. More interestingly, there are going to be 6000 sataliete live earth events around the world in more than 100 countries.Also, the money raised from the events will go towards the Alliance for Climate Protection, an organization with a long term vision. Also, the live earth website and a supporting book are being published in order to give people effective tips on what they can do to reduce there emissions. Live earth is also working closely with Avaaz, an online action community, to promote personal and political engagement with climate change.
There are also a great series of videos about the topic, it`s the first time that i have seen so much creative energy going into this. There are some really great artists working on the SOS part of live earth, all the asociated media.
Ohh, its all so confusing, what can i do...
Nanatuk, a band of the British Antarctic Survey will be contributing live fron Anatarctica!
Spinal tap are 'anti-devestation'. Thats nice to know, but are you?
Climate change explained for kids...the climate jam, groovy!
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**MEDIA ALERT**
XM RADIO TO OFFER COMPLETE LIVE EARTH COVERAGE WITH 27-HOUR, AROUND-THE-CLOCK BROADCAST
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“EARTHSOUNDS” Environmental Channel to Supplement XM’s Live Earth Coverage
Starting Friday, July 6 at 9PM EST, XM, the nation’s leading satellite radio service with more than 8 million subscribers, will broadcast “Live Earth: The Concerts for a Climate in Crisis” featuring each city’s concert live, in its entirety. XM’s main Live Earth channel, “Live Earth All Access” (XM channel 40) will provide around-the-clock Live Earth coverage beginning at 9 p.m. ET on Friday, July 6, featuring highlights of the most memorable performances, backstage interviews and more throughout the broadcast. In all, XM’s complete Live Earth coverage will include 90-plus hours of programming on multiple channels.
XM will also offer “Earthsounds,” which will feature a variety of nature sounds and recordings captured from around the world. Earthsounds can be heard on XM channel 39* beginning Friday, July 6 at 10pm ET through Monday, July 9 at 3am ET, to coincide with Live Earth.
In addition, Live Earth coverage will be available through XM Radio Online (http://xmro.xmradio.com), XM’s Internet streaming service, included as part of XM’s basic service. Non-subscribers across the country will be able to hear XM’s complete broadcast of Live Earth and its performances, as well as the entire XM Radio Online channel lineup at no cost by registering for a free three-day trial of XM’s service. More information about XM’s Live Earth coverage is available at http://www.xmradio.com/liveearth.
XM Live Earth Broadcast Schedule – Please note updated broadcast times and channels
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Nanatuk, you ROCKED!!!! Everything was beautiful about your performance!!!! Would like to hear more from your end of the earth...and thanks from Iowa, U.S.A. for your hard work too....Nina V. Oskaloosa, Iowa
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