Spreadability – Green Media Mediography test

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.

WWF Free Rivers

The WWF Free Rivers app is an educational tool that teaches its audience about the effects of a river ecosystem on the environment. By including components such as animal life, river maintenance, rehabilitation, and restoration, the app shows the right and wrongs ways a river can be treated.

Solar Power

A psychedelic/folk-pop album by New Zealand -born artist Lorde. The album deals with nature as a an escapist haven, introspection, climate anxiety, and more through its lyrics, sonic themes and organic recordings such as the chirping of Cicadas.

Infest the Rats’ Nest

A thrash/heavy metal concept album by Australian band King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. The album deals with severe man-made climate collapse, factory farming, class struggle, and more from a dystopian viewpoint.

Fishing For Fishies

A boogie/blues-rock album by Australian band King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. The album deals with several environmental topics, including overfishing, animal cruelty, and the overuse of plastic, all from a silly retro-futuristic perspective.

Animal Crossing

Animal Crossing is a video game series where the player moves into a village populated by animals, where they are encouraged by the inhabitants and biodiversity to display pro-conservation behaviours and attitudes.

Angelina Jolie’s World Bee Day Photo

National Geographic teamed up with famed actress, director, and humanitarian activist Angelina Jolie in order to raise awareness for bee conservation and a new program to empower women beekeepers around the world. The photo is designed to be a representation of the balance between humans and the prolific pollinators that are bees.

Eagle Creek Wildfire

The photography, which was popularized through a retweet by The Wire’s David Simon on Twitter, shows golfers playing while the Eagle Creek forest fires rage in the background. The photo is an iconic representation of the social foundation of the climate crisis, but the situation itself appears to be slightly taken out of context. The

Hey, Stop Scrolling – Our Planet is Fucking Dying

From Wired Magazine: “In the TikTok video, Levanti, superimposed over an image of Earth on fire, says, ‘Hey, stop scrolling. Our planet is fucking dying.’ It’s gotten over 314,000 views and been shared nearly 14,000 times. There are over 5,000 comments, some of which are heartbreaking: ‘I am 13, does that mean my future children

“Ecosistemas Mater” Menu

The restaurant and the menu in particular are linked to the Peruvian food research project Mater, and aims to make the different ecosystems of Peru experienceable in a multisensory manner by incorporating numerous hyperlocal, sometimes otherwise unknown or forgotten ingredients. From the website: “An exploration of its country’s biodiversity, Central takes diners on a journey

“Ecosistemes” Menu

The menu ‘Ecosistemes’ at fine-dining restaurant Moments is structured according to different biomes, i.e. dishes usually combine ingredients that can be found in close proximity in nature, e.g. at a certain depth in the ocean. The menu was only available for a limited period of time.

Goat Simulator

The game’s physics-based and unpredictable gameplay is designed to produce crazy situations that lend themselves to streaming the game or sharing gameplay clips via YouTube or even as animated GIF memes.