The End Of The World As We Know It (2005)

The End Of The World As We Know It (2005-TVRip-d0x).avi _____________________________________________________________Program__ Runtime......: 00:51:15 (76,879 fr) Genre........: Documentary Languages....: English Translations.: English subtitles Info URL.....: ____________________________________________________________Encoding__ File Size....: 349 MB (or 358,166 KB or 366,761,984 bytes) Frames.......: 544x304 (1.79:1) [=34:19] @ 25.000 FPS Video Codec..: XviD @ 821 kb/s - 0.199 bits/pixel Audio Codec..: MP3 @ 128 kb/s (64/ch, stereo) CBR 48000 Hz _____________________________________________________________Summary__ The End Of The World As We Know It "Global warming is the biggest problem facing us this century - bigger even than the problems of global terrorism" Sir David King, chief scientific advisor to the British Government. In The End of the World as We Know It, presenter and writer Marcel Theroux crosses the globe talking to everyone he can who might provide the answer to his key question: are we about to destroy ourselves and our planet? Described by the UK's The Guardian as "Excellent" and "Terrifying" by The Observer, this unflinching documentary follows as Theroux, a self-confessed layman when it comes to scientific matters, travels to Chernobyl"s reactor #4 and its nearby abandoned town of Pripiet, described as a "nuclear Pompeii"; Alaska - the most rapidly-warming place on the planet; and also West Bengal in India where whole towns are decimated as the sea level rises; to talk to experts and discover horrifying facts about global warming and the estimated future of our planet. The icecaps are thinning, the forests are dying, the sea levels are rising and the Gulf Stream is slowing. As Theroux travels through the weird and scary world of climate change, he talks to environmentalists, scientists and economists - including the previous Chairman of the British arm of the oil company Shell, Lord Ron Oxburgh - and meets people who have already had a taste of what global warming has in store for us all. This pertinent documentary explores how the threats posed by climate change call for a radical re-thinking of our priorities. To save the planet, scientists say we need to slash carbon dioxide emissions by at least 60% which leads Theroux to the unthinkable conclusion: that nuclear power may be the way to avert catastrophe as for all other avenues - like carbon sequestration or turbine power - it would seem that Earth has run out of time. _________________________________________________________________d0x__

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nwo777 (2009-05-17)

take a lot at this and then reconsider the facts :

themotie (2010-04-25)

You mean to imply that The Great Global Warming Swindle actually contains facts? Contrary to the results of all scrutiny?