David Attenborough – Climate Change (2010)
General
| Director: | Nicolas Brown |
| Actor: | David Attenborough |
Sir David Attenborough undertakes a personal journey to discover how global warming is changing the planet he knows so well. Examining the evidence for this confusing phenomenon, Sir David finds out whats causing it and whether mankind is to blame. From Hurricane Katrina to the glacier ice crashing into the sea, Attenborough discovers its a race against time. Starving polar bears and the first direct victim of global warming, the recently extinct golden toad, demonstrate that the danger for humanity may not be far behind. Sir David Attenborough explores the personal and technological changes we can make to avert catastrophe.
| Status: | QuickPick |
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| Run time: | 118mins |
| Origin: | UNITED KINGDOM |
| Aspect Ratio: | 16:9 |
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Member Reviews (2)
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Reviews
owen
says
This film really got me very concerned about our future on our wonderful planet. The effect we are having on ourselves and the other creatures and all because of a serious flaw in our nature called greed. If we all lived with much less (and we certainly can) there would be no need for such demands on the planet. Got me thinking about how I can and will change my living wants to go much more minimalist in my energy and product needs. Highly recommend this. To hell with climate change sceptics. That debate is 50 years too late. Now it's time for acceptance and change for the better.
AJ
says
Two one-hour episodes looking at the theory and proof of human-induced climate change, with the high quality film we have come to expect from David Attenborough. Not emotionally overwraught and not so detailed in its science that your brain is fried. Unsettling but 'knowledge is power', I suppose.