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Climate of change
Ordinary people all over the world are working to save the environment starting in their communities
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Yes Men are revolting /
The Yes Men bring attention to environmental problems and corporate greed by staging fabricated events and press releases.
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Antarctica:
From Oscar-winning director Luc Jacquet (March of the Penguins) comes a stirring portrait of French glaciologist Claude Lorius whose groundbreaking research in Antarctica gave us the first clear evidence of man-made global climate change. Through remarkable archival footage and stunning drone cinematography, this is an epic tale where science and adventure meet, equal parts contemplative memoir and an ardent call to action.
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Climate of doubt
Examines the shift in political attitudes towards global warming in the United States.
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Florida /
Looks at the various challenges faced by Florida's ecosystems.
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Inconvenient sequel:
A look at former United States Vice President Al Gore's ongoing effort to battle climate change.
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Human flow /
Over 65 million people around the world have been forced from their homes to escape famine, climate change and war in the greatest human displacement since World War II. HUMAN FLOW, an epic film journey led by the internationally renowned artist Ai Weiwei, gives a powerful visual expression to this massive human migration. The documentary elucidates both the staggering scale of the refugee crisis and its profoundly personal human impact.
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Inside the mega fire /
The stories of California residents who were forced to flee for their lives in the midst of the 2018 brush fire season.
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War on the EPA /
Explores the transition of Scott Pruitt from a lawyer suing the Environmental Protection Agency to becoming the head of the EPA.
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Queen of the sun
Examines the phenomenon of Colony Collapse Disorder and the worldwide disappearance of honeybees.
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Tiny:
Follows one couple's attempt to build a tiny house from scratch and profiles other families who have downsized into tiny houses.
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Food forward /
Explores the efforts of people from a variety of industries to influence how food is grown and harvested.
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Human element /
Photographer and explorer James Balog travels the world to visit various communities to examine human activity and its effects on nature.
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Earth:
Dr. M. Sanjayan travels the world to examine the relationships between humans, animals, and natural history events to try and uncover the key to conserving our planet.
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Love thy nature /
Examines how humans have lost a connection with nature and how the phenomenon threatens the human race.
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Octopus:
Follow an Alaskan professor as he raises and studies an octopus in his home, making discoveries about its extraordinary intelligence, personality and skills. Octopuses are able to recognize faces and interact with other individuals.
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National parks:
Chronicles the history of America's national parks system from its birth in the middle 1800s to the present day
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Earth from space
Using data from NASA scientists, explores the web of forces that sustain life on Earth
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Arctic wolf pack /
Examines the lives of wolves living on Ellesmere Island, above the Arctic circle.
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Wild way of the Vikings /
Explores the wildife in the sea and on land, along with the different terrains on land, that the Vikings would have encountered on their voyages
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Egg:
Explores the science and wonder of birds' eggs, looking at such topics as structure, shape, and the stages of an egg's cycle from creation to hatching.
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Rachel Carson /
Profiles scientist and writer Rachel L. Carson, whose 1962 book "Silent Spring" warned of the impact of pesticides on the environment and started the modern environmental movement.
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