In the June issue of Spot on, you read a lot about the
environment and how to protect it. To help you be green and cool, Spot on and the company Keen gave you the chance to win one of three great, environmentally friendly bags. Find out here if you're a lucky winner!
We all know we should drive less, turn out the lights when we leave a room and recycle everything we can to help the environment. But have you ever thought about how the food you eat can affect our planet?
The lights of Las Vegas shine 24 hours a day, inviting millions of visitors from all over the world to come have fun in this crazy city. But with so many lights and so many people, Vegas needs a lot of water and energy. Where does it all come from?
Plastic bottles are really bad for the environment. But they still do sometimes have an advantage, as Spot on team member Owen found out not too long ago. Unlike glass, plastic bottles don't break when they get dropped on the floor. And it wasn't a plastic bottle that sent Owen to hospital with a cut and bloody hand.
These questions will help you start discussions about the band Green Day, religion and politics with your pupils. Be sure to listen to the podcast first!
Punk-rockers Green Day are back with the top new album 21st Century Breakdown. Singer and guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong talks to Spot on about the new album, the new single "Know Your Enemy" and about a new musical that's based on Green Day's last album American Idiot.
Everyone is talking about how to help the environment. But what are people really doing about it? We asked teens from Pasadena, in California, Dublin, in Ireland, and Auckland, in New Zealand, what they are doing to help the environment.
Green Day is back with a new album! 21st Century Breakdown has just come out, and everyone is wondering how it will compare to their last hit album American Idiot. Singer Billie Joe Armstrong tells us why he thinks there will always be a lot for his band to sing about.
