Social Media – Green Media Mediography

All the Good Girls Go to Hell

This song by Billie Eilish was published for her debut album When We All Fall Asleep - Where Do We Go?, and employs metaphor to convey "ideas, criticism, and feelings about global warming, particularly in the United States". The song is a call to action to fight the climate emergency; to tackle the rising oceans, melting icecaps, wildlife poisonings, and forest fires.

Pokémon Go: Sustainability Week

Pokémon Go is an AR game for mobile devices, where players catch Pokémon by travelling through the real world. The developer Niantic organises an annual Sustainability Week to promote local non-profits and sustainability efforts.

The Blue Paradox

The Blue Paradox is an immersive pop-up experience that was open for 13 days in September 2021. The goal of this exhibition is to educate and help people take the first step to act upon the ocean plastic crisis.

Eco-persona: @Camila_Cabello on Instagram

Celebrity Camilla Cabello has been an advocate for climate action for long time now. She uses her Instagram page @Camilla_Cabello as a way to express her ideas, opinions and feelings towards global warming, encourage her followers, the industry and the government to take action against global warming and share her love for nature and our

#SHEINCares

Shein launched a greenwashing campaign in August 2021, under the hashtag #SHEINCares. The hashtag stands short for ‘Sheincares for Animals’ and is part of Shein’s campaign to protect and save various species of animals. According to Shein’s website they ‘will be donating US$300,000 to meaningful welfare organizations. Searching for #SHEINcares to join us’ (Shein 2021).

Humanity’s Impact – How many plastic bottles do we produce?

Our planet is flooded with single use plastics such as plastic bottles. Did you know that globally, we produce about 1 million plastic bottles every minute? What does that number even look like? This Studio Birthplace production – made with CG partners Method and Madness – makes the invisible story visible, so we can better