Are you sooooooooo pressed for time during the work week that you only have 100 seconds per day to devote to the current environmental news? I can’t possibly imagine this because I spend my work week only on the environment, but you may be yearning for a extremely condensed package of nature news. (For now I will try and ignore the fact that that appetite should be easily fulfilled by the, ahem, MIGHTY SPARROW, and assume that you only have exactly 100 seconds.) Well yearn no longer. Planet Green and Treehugger, both part of the Discover family, have recently introduced the Planet 100: A daily, 100-second long video clip that sums up the environmental news week that was. It’s not The New Yorker, but it does give you an idea of what’s happening in our (real) world and maybe an idea of how you should be prioritizing the news you receive (How many tickets were sold for the midnight showing of The New Moon?). Plus, it’s only 100 seconds so you don’t have an excuse in the world not to go at least once a day. If you want more than 100 seconds of news on the environment, THEN VISIT US! Here’s today’s Planet 100 on Hopenhagen and how the world’s powers are trying (and failing) to resolve the World’s hunger shortage.