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        The four films on the global warming

"The day after tomorrow"


Directed by Roland. Emmerich

The film depicts a story of climate change caused by the greenhouse effect and the Earth fell into a second ice age - a model disaster film for quality education. It was the first time for public to reflect the harm caused by the greenhouse effect.

"Home"

Directed by Arthus. Bertrand

After 15 years of preparation, the film crews have visited over 50 countries to produce this film. From the Great Barrier Reef in Australia to the plateau of Mount Kilimanjaro in Kenya; from the Amazon rainforest to the Gobi Desert… From the view of God, the video show the stunning beauty and the increasing critical status on Earth. Tomorrow is not far away, but what kind of future do we choose?

"Six Degrees could Change the World"

Directed by Ron.Bowman

National Geographic Channel gives "six degrees theory" in the film that six degrees of temperature change will cause horrible consequences of the disaster. Global wildfires and typhoons may increase. The lakes and rivers in some places could dry up, glaciers may melt. There also has the evidence that this phenomenon has occurred.

"An Inconvenient Truth"

Directed by Davis.Guggenheim

He was the person who almost became the President of the United States - Al Gore. It’s hard to say if he became the president, what change would bring to the world, but now he is on the way to change the world. The film records Al Gore as a world citizen made the efforts to protect the green world. At the same time, it is also one of the most important films on climate change in history.

 

 

 

Produced by “Three Friends” team of Sichuan Province Cangxi County vocational high school
Contact:Ma Hongkai   e-Mail:mahongkai@163.com
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