Debbie Levin has spent the last 26 years of her life as CEO of the Environmental Media Association (EMA), where she continues to show up every day to drive environmental change in the entertainment industry. In her time at EMA, she’s launched the EMA Green Seal for more sustainable productions, started a forum uniting figures across business, media, and advocacy, and accomplished many other wins — big and small.
Read MoreFor more than twenty years Debbie has been a powerhouse in Hollywood, and beyond, in persistently making important changes that has moved our culture towards protecting our environment.
Read MoreIf you want to get involved, here are some must-attend sustainability conferences in 2025 that you won’t want to miss!
Read MoreOrganizations like Albert in the UK and Environmental Media Organisation (EMA) in the US are at forefront of the push for change and they reward productions which work within their guidelines.
Read MoreNBCUniversal joined the 34th Annual EMA Awards, an annual celebration of sustainable production and environmental messaging in media, hosted by the Environmental Media Association. This year, NBCUniversal took home three awards for on-screen storylines.
Read More“Ian, at one point, made a very definitive statement. And I just want to say right here that I don’t want to be lumped in with his definitive statements,” Reed, 45, exclusively told Us Weekly during a joint interview with Somerhalder, 36, at the 2024 Environmental Media Association Awards Gala.
Read MoreThe Environmental Media Association's annual awards also recognized 'Twisters,' 'True Detective: Night Country,' 'Hacks' and more shows and films for their green commitments.
Read MoreThe best in the business are at the 34th Annual EMAs.
Hosted by Malin Akerman and Dermot Mulroney, the 34th edition of the Environmental Media Association's awards ceremony celebrated environmental storytelling and sustainable production in the industry.
Read MoreQuinta Brunson, Twisters, and Bad River were the big winners at last night’s 34th annual Environmental Media Awards honoring environmental achievements in film and television.
Read MoreThe Environmental Media Association has unveiled its list of nominated productions for this year’s awards gala, in addition to honoring “Abbott Elementary” creator and star Quinta Brunson for her environmental leadership.
Read MoreThe entertainment industry started campaigning and implementing sustainable practices to reduce waste and high energy consumption. Let’s explore the many ways that you can help protect the planet and make your production set more eco-friendly without compromising the quality of your production.
Read MoreBass’s influence extends beyond the entertainment industry. He is a passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, wildlife conservation, and animal rights, using his platform to raise awareness. His work as co-chair on the executive board at the Environmental Media Association, an organization that unifies voices for our planet through entertainment, storytelling, and education, further demonstrates his commitment to environmental causes.
Read MoreThrough the new Clinton Foundation initiative Too Small to Fail, the former secretary of state is trying to help people make the connections between children’s mental and physical health and the impact of climate change.
Read MoreBy rolling up to red carpets in the odd-looking hybrid, early adopters like Leo, Meryl and Arnold paved the way for the electric car. That was no accident: “My mission was, we can make the car so cool that if you didn't buy it, you didn't care about the environment.”
Read More"This is not about you, it’s about your stewardship."
Read MoreTurns out I’m not the only one itching for more movies and TV shows dealing with global warming.
Read MoreLet’s start with a climate allegory. I’ll call it the Parable of the Three Environmentalists.
Read MoreClinton referenced Trump's 34 felony counts during a conversation at the Environmental Media Association Summit on Wednesday.
Read MoreOn World Environment Day, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton urged Hollywood to prioritize content about climate change, particularly how it affects children around the world.
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