ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTARIES

[Art_Weingartner]

I sense that many of us here are aware as to many of the serious issues the Earth faces. We've recently talked about China and their treatment of animals, we've talked about "The Animals Film" and PETA, and Aspartame and the new meat eating documentary.

So here's a place to post our links.

Here's another:

 

[kennyman]

I also read once that man made fish farms are failing because of uncontrolable parasites.

 

[RayPeterson]

<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>Art Weingartner wrote:

I sense that many of us here are aware as to many of the serious issues the Earth faces. We've recently talked about China and their treatment of animals, we've talked about "The Animals Film" and PETA, and Aspartame and the new meat eating documentary.

So here's a place to post our links.

Here's another:

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That shot of the guy on his bicycle biking through some suburbian neighbourhood at 0:40 reminded me of some movie, I just can't figure out which one it was

The "End of the Line" seems to be another interesting documentary which might be worth a watch.

Anyone ever heard of Sharkwater? Sharks have no Greenpeace-Lobby because people fear them so no one really cares when they're being slaughtered. Yet these animals are part of our planet and this documentary sensitizes you for this subject.

Trailer:

 

[Rays_Yard]

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