Pietari Kaapa is Reader in Media and Communications at the University of Warwick. He works in the field of environmental media studies with a specific focus on media management and industry studies.Hunter Vaughan is Senior Research Associate at the Minderoo Centre forTechnology and Democracy, University of Cambridge.

• Introduction_ Chapter 1.- Film and Television Production in the Era of Accelerated Climate Change: A Greener Screen?_ Section 1: Policy and governance_ Chapter 2.- Environmental media governance: strategies for encountering uncertainty and innovation in the screen media industries_ Chapter 3.- Policy Approaches to Green Film Practices: Local Solutions for a Planetary Problem_ Chapter 4.- European Screen Agencies and Sustainability: Interventions for Greening the Screen_ Section 2: Transnational green production_ Chapter 5.- The Necessity of Sustainable Filmmaking: Production Notes from Palestine, Burkina Faso, and Zanzibar_ Chapter 6.- The joys and pain of growth: outlook for the film industry and the audio-visual sector in Colombia_ Chapter 7.- Greening the Media Industry: a case study of Ireland_ Section 3: The futures of green media_ Chapter 8.- Passing on Responsibility: Obstacles to Green Film Production in the Netherlands_ Chapter 9.- Andrew McWirther: A scholarship of hope: taking stock of UK screen industries via the lens of digital work over digital solutionism_ Chapter 10.- Laura U. Marks and Radek Przedpełski: The Carbon Footprint of Streaming Media: Problems, Calculations, Solutions.

Pietari Kaapa is Reader in Media and Communications at the University of Warwick. He works in the field of environmental media studies with a specific focus on media management and industry studies.Hunter Vaughan is Senior Research Associate at the Minderoo Centre forTechnology and Democracy, University of Cambridge.

• Introduction_ Chapter 1.- Film and Television Production in the Era of Accelerated Climate Change: A Greener Screen?_ Section 1: Policy and governance_ Chapter 2.- Environmental media governance: strategies for encountering uncertainty and innovation in the screen media industries_ Chapter 3.- Policy Approaches to Green Film Practices: Local Solutions for a Planetary Problem_ Chapter 4.- European Screen Agencies and Sustainability: Interventions for Greening the Screen_ Section 2: Transnational green production_ Chapter 5.- The Necessity of Sustainable Filmmaking: Production Notes from Palestine, Burkina Faso, and Zanzibar_ Chapter 6.- The joys and pain of growth: outlook for the film industry and the audio-visual sector in Colombia_ Chapter 7.- Greening the Media Industry: a case study of Ireland_ Section 3: The futures of green media_ Chapter 8.- Passing on Responsibility: Obstacles to Green Film Production in the Netherlands_ Chapter 9.- Andrew McWirther: A scholarship of hope: taking stock of UK screen industries via the lens of digital work over digital solutionism_ Chapter 10.- Laura U. Marks and Radek Przedpełski: The Carbon Footprint of Streaming Media: Problems, Calculations, Solutions.

Pietari Kaapa is Reader in Media and Communications at the University of Warwick. He works in the field of environmental media studies with a specific focus on media management and industry studies.Hunter Vaughan is Senior Research Associate at the Minderoo Centre forTechnology and Democracy, University of Cambridge.

• Introduction_ Chapter 1.- Film and Television Production in the Era of Accelerated Climate Change: A Greener Screen?_ Section 1: Policy and governance_ Chapter 2.- Environmental media governance: strategies for encountering uncertainty and innovation in the screen media industries_ Chapter 3.- Policy Approaches to Green Film Practices: Local Solutions for a Planetary Problem_ Chapter 4.- European Screen Agencies and Sustainability: Interventions for Greening the Screen_ Section 2: Transnational green production_ Chapter 5.- The Necessity of Sustainable Filmmaking: Production Notes from Palestine, Burkina Faso, and Zanzibar_ Chapter 6.- The joys and pain of growth: outlook for the film industry and the audio-visual sector in Colombia_ Chapter 7.- Greening the Media Industry: a case study of Ireland_ Section 3: The futures of green media_ Chapter 8.- Passing on Responsibility: Obstacles to Green Film Production in the Netherlands_ Chapter 9.- Andrew McWirther: A scholarship of hope: taking stock of UK screen industries via the lens of digital work over digital solutionism_ Chapter 10.- Laura U. Marks and Radek Przedpełski: The Carbon Footprint of Streaming Media: Problems, Calculations, Solutions.