FireGoddess
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I apologize if there has already been a thread about this movie that I haven''t seen! Has anyone else gone to see the movie?
I''ve been talking about going and finally went to see it today. DH was working so I treated myself. WOW. I sort of left the theatre in a stupor. I seriously almost wanted to cry!
I thought it was very well done, factual, data-based but personal, and if I had any say I would make everyone sit down and watch the movie. There was an article in the SF Chronicle Saturday on the front page discusing whether the people who ''really need to see it'' are seeing it. Apparently to some extent they are. Whether they do something about the situation is another story!
I thought I would do my part to spread the word about this important issue...it seriously is jeopardizing our planet, and at quite a rapid pace in the last few years. There is also a website set up for the movie, and for educating people about what they can do as a single person yet still make a difference. If you''re interested, check out www.climatecrisis.net. Even if you don''t see the movie, a few simple things you can do in your day to day life can help.
Al Gore was on The View last week talking about the movie, and the book. All proceeds from both items are going to the global warming prevention cause.
I''ve been talking about going and finally went to see it today. DH was working so I treated myself. WOW. I sort of left the theatre in a stupor. I seriously almost wanted to cry!
I thought it was very well done, factual, data-based but personal, and if I had any say I would make everyone sit down and watch the movie. There was an article in the SF Chronicle Saturday on the front page discusing whether the people who ''really need to see it'' are seeing it. Apparently to some extent they are. Whether they do something about the situation is another story!
I thought I would do my part to spread the word about this important issue...it seriously is jeopardizing our planet, and at quite a rapid pace in the last few years. There is also a website set up for the movie, and for educating people about what they can do as a single person yet still make a difference. If you''re interested, check out www.climatecrisis.net. Even if you don''t see the movie, a few simple things you can do in your day to day life can help.
Al Gore was on The View last week talking about the movie, and the book. All proceeds from both items are going to the global warming prevention cause.
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