Garbage The Revolution Starts At Home

With his first son just born, filmmaker Andrew Nisker is very concerned with the state of our planet. As the average household level of consumption rises, so does the astronomical amount of waste we collectively create. Are we turning the earth into one giant garbage can? Determined to understand the damage we are doing, Nisker enlists the average urban family, the McDonalds, to keep every scrap of garbage that they produce for three months in their increasingly smelly garage. From organic waste to dirty diapers, from plastic bottles to Christmas wrapping, the McDonald's discover that for every action there is a reaction that affects them and the entire planet. At turns hilarious, provocative, and alarming, Garbage! The Revolution Starts at Home will change the way you think about the garbage sitting out on your curb and will make you think twice before you eat on paper plates. -Alan Black

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nambi (2008-10-21)

I just finished watching this Doc and although I can't say I was very surprised or informed I was once again reminded about the drastic need to conserve. I find it funny how the commenter called this "propaganda" seeing as it is a reality. Whatever creed / race this director is, he presents the facts in a easy to grasp concept.
I find most people who oppose the green revolution tend to be lazy and uneducated, resisting change mainly on self greed, not wanting to take the extra needed small steps to help preserve the world around us.

EvilorDB (2010-03-16)

a9 v9
no virus
good documentary