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Remember Live Earth

Tuesday, July 17, 2007
This module does its best to open the eyes of students to their world. Just wanted to expand the collection of pop music associated with environment protection.

Here's Madonna's "Hey You". I understand that there is a lot of controvesy over her carbon print, but I think it is good enough that she wrote a song to try bring up awareness for our environment and her director for this music video doesn't even have her in it for obvious reasons - this song is not about Madonna, it's about the environment and the people who shape, and the people who suffer in it, the people who live in it and off it.


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