Stephen Schneider
IPCC Climatologist Stephen Schneider talks about the need for government to restrict people’s rights to make global warming worse on a personal level, when better options are available.
Albert Bates
Permaculture expert Albert Bates discusses the disconnectedness of today’s society and how we have become detached from fundamental values.
Naomi Oreskes
Science historian Naomi Oreskes talks about the links between the campaign to plant doubt about whether cigarettes cause cancer, and the campaign to plant doubts about global warming.
George Monbiot
Journalist and author George Monbiot discusses whether it will take a catastrophe to make us take action on global warming.
Angela Reid
Green Party spokesperson Angela Reid discusses the changes that need to be made in order to combat the effects of global warming.
Matthew Simmons
Matthew Simmons, investment banker and author of “Twilight in the Desert”, discusses ways to motivate people to take action and avoid the worst societal effects of peak oil.
David Suzuki
Dr. David Suzuki talks in Princeton B.C. about the mammoth impact our numbers and consumption are having on the planet.
El avance de “Cómo Hervir una Rana”
Este es el avance de “Cómo Hervir una Rana,” un documental cómico acerca de cómo hemos “overshoot” — somos demasiadas personas consumiendo un planeta demasiado pequeño — combinando hechos con humor y soluciones personales, la película muestra cómo conservar la civilización mejorando nuestra calidad de vida.
Peak Oil Part 4 – How It Feels
Peak Oil Part 4 of 4 looks at how peak oil affects various people on a personal level and how they have come to change their way of thinking and living.
Peak Oil Part 3 – EROI
Part 3 of 4 examines the decline in Energy Return On Investment (EROI) in the world’s biggest oil fields, and the consequences that will have for cilivization. Speakers, in order of appearance, are: Charles A. Hall – Professor, College of Environmental Science and Forestry, SUNY; Micah Melnyk – Canadian Youth Climate Coalition; and Nathan Gagnon – graduate student, SUNY-College of Environmental
Science and Forestry.