10 for 1 Bottle Exchange), Ultra Festival, Treasure Island, and more. Founded in 2003, the TRASHed :: Recycling Store has inspired other festivals around the globe, including Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza, to create incentive-based recycling programs. The store awards points for bottles, cans, and biodegradable cups that individuals collect in order to encourage people to keep the grounds clean. These points can be exchanged for prizes that range from Loomstate jeans and backstage passes to skateboard decks and autographed memorabilia, depending on the interests of the venue. Energy FACTory Launched at the 2007 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, the Energy FACTory is an interactive, energy-making museum that uses different mediums to educate the public about renewable energy sources. Through installations, workshops, and demonstrations, the Energy FACTory educates people about renewable energies, such as wind, solar, bio-diesel, ethanol, thermal, and kinetic energy, as well as the truths about non-renewable energy. The Energy FACTory has featured everything from re-engineered golf carts inspired by different Coachella artists, such as an Amy Winehouse ethanol golf cart and a Yeah Yeah Yeahs biodiesel golf cart, to wind-powered clock towers, human-powered DJ Stages, and educational workshops. The size of the installation can vary from a single stationary bike or listening station to an entire playground depending on the venue. Energy Playground A spin-off of the Energy FACTory, first seen at Coachella 2010 under the name "Sweatshop Mixer" and also appearing as "Prius Playground," "High Plains Mixer," and "Energy FACTory DJ Mixer," the Energy Playground consists of bikes, swings, human-sized hamster wheels, seesaws, and hand cranks. All of the equipment is set up to harness the energy that is produced by using them. The energy is then converted into electricity to power anything from snow cone machines and cell phone chargers to entire DJ sets. The majority of electricity produced by the playground is stored in the Energy Well, a fully monitor-able and adaptable lithium-ion battery command center. As electricity flows from production devices into the Energy Well, software tracks all aspects of production and can share, in real-time, the results of riders' work. This incentive aims to introduce people to alternative forms of energy while at the same time realizing the impact, big or small, that they can make as one person or as a group. The Bigger Picture Launched in 2008, The Bigger Picture Film Awards celebrates cause-based films and documentaries chosen by the public.