This is a film about segregation and voracity and about what happens when keeping up appearances is no more vital. The main thing you perceive about Sarnia, Ontario is the scent. The poisonous fragrance of gas, dissolving black-top, and spoiled eggs strongly slithers up your nostrils and attacks your body. That scent is the Chemical Valley where … Read more
This documentary looks into the crucial historical events, data and predictions regarding the global production peak of petroleum. The analysis is conducted using a number of interviews with political analysts, former OPEC officials, energy analysts, petroleum geologists and politicians. Among the interviewed parties are petroleum geologist Dr. Colin Campbell, energy investment banking CEO Matthew Simmons … Read more
Have you ever wondered where do the clothes you wear come from? Who makes them? Who manufacturers them? Do you think about the people who make them? Or about the impact the industry has on the world? This documentary takes a look and tries to answer all of these questions. The price of clothing has … Read more
Move on Eiffel Tower, Paris might soon have a new symbol of the city, called project “Thousand trees” or “Mille Abres” in French. The project, a vision of Japan’s Fujimoto Architects and France’s Manal Rachdi, has the goal of reinventing Paris as a green city leader in Europe and the world. The joint project will … Read more
Pantanal is the largest wetland on the planet, located in the heart of Brazil. Located in the South of the Amazon Basin, this nature heaven spreads across the borders of Paraguay and Bolivia. Thanks to year after year arrival of heavy rains, the Pantanal sees an incredible metamorphosis of the land. It transforms from an … Read more
Permaculture is a set of design principles centered on whole systems thinking, simulating, or directly utilizing the patterns and resilient features observed in natural ecosystems. Permaculture uses the principles in a growing number of fields from regenerative agriculture and community resilience. Some of the principles obtain a yield, catch and store energy, produce no waste, … Read more
5G is the fifth generation wireless technology for digital cellular networks that began wide deployment in 2019. Same as previous standards, the covered areas are divided into regions called cells, serviced by individual antennas. 5G is already labeled as a dangerous technology. The wave it emits can harm us in different ways. But one of … Read more
Recently, the Flat Earth movement has gained steam, and even more popularity, with the rap artist B.o.B saying he has proof that NASA has faked the Earth theory, and that the Earth is actually flat. The controversy took off, and there were thousands of comments, people trying to prove one or another theory. The flat Earth … Read more
In the next few years, we will determine whether the next 100 years will be the best of times, or the worst of times. Do you want to know what will affect those 100 years? Climate change of course. Climate change is a problem that no single country can solve alone. The problem is way … Read more
Solar PV systems have now made a massive leap in the energy generation field. We have always been hunter gatherers but now it is more hunting for energy and fuel to produce this energy…fossil fuels are so depleted now and we explore the challenge from the alternative. SOLAR ENERGY … and this is Solar energy … Read more