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HUGE NEWS! Netflix is committing to reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions by the end of next year and years thereafter. This is a huge step for accountability in the film industry! Roughly half [of their carbon footprint] is generated by physical productions, and the other half is generated by streaming, offices and other marketing spends. Read more about their plan to reach a net zero carbon footprint through the link below. Congrats Netflix and thanks for making this vital leap! https://deadline.com//netflix-greenhouse-gas-emissions-su/

IT’S HERE! our spring 2021 TRASH TALK newsletter is out today! click the link below to check out the latest Earth Angel news and sign up for our future newsletters. you’ll also see a preview of our brand refresh below! same great sustainability service, just a bit of a makeover. you can check out the rest of the refresh through our website also linked below. newsletter: https://mailchi.mp//trash-talk-earth-angels-spring-2021-ne website: https://earthangelsets.com

Let’s celebrate more women! Rachel Carson is another one of many amazing women in environmentalism. Author of Silent Spring and many other writings, she brought attention to what harmful environmental effects were being caused by pesticides and the chemical industry. Her work in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services and other environmental organizations led to the making of the Environmental Protection Agency.

From PPE production, integrating streaming content, or getting a hotel registered as a qualified production (and quarantine) facility, our versatile industry has proven to be adaptable under the weight of a global pandemic join the PIA on 3/24 at 11 am EST as we explore the community impact the film industry has had in times of crisis and possible collaborations with emergency response officials to better prepare for the next crisis where the unique film industry competencies can provide effective, swift solutions. RSVP at https://bit.ly/38tVzrf

Circular City week is this week, NYC!! Circular City Week wants to give everyone a platform for knowledge sharing, no matter whether you approach circularity from a design perspective, an environmental awareness standpoint, as a growth agenda, or as a mean to rethinking consumerism. The aim of the week is to inspire industry professionals across sectors, showcase international pioneers, highlight local change makers and engage students to be the future of circularity. We hope you’ll join us at Circular City Week virtually!!! Check out their programming through the link below https://www.circularcityweek.com/

This week we’re on the A Sustainable Mind podcast! We talk about the environmental impact of filmmaking, the type of research, stats and data we work with on our green sets, how covid has affected the film industry and so much more. Take a listen through the link below and let us know what you think. Thanks so much Marjorie for having us! http://asustainablemind.com/listen-084

Join Earth Angel, Audrey Vinant-Tang ViacomCBS and Julie Christeas Tandem Pictures, for a conversation about sustainable filmmaking on March 25th at 9 pm EST/6 pm PST hosted by WIF. Come learn about what sustainable filmmaking is, how you can incorporate new and better practices on your own sets and how we are setting the standards for environmental accountability in our industry. Register for the event through the link below! https://bit.ly/2Qgt22p