Journey to planet Earth. Future conditional

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Journey to planet Earth. Future conditional / A Film by Marilyn & Hal Weiner ; Producer, Marilyn Weiner ; Director-Writer, Hal Weiner ; A Screenscope Production in Association with South Carolina ETV.

Weiner, Marilyn, (producer.). Weiner, Hal, (director,, screenwriter.). Quattrucci, Ralph, (editor of moving image work.). Boni, Dennis, (cinematographer.). Roland, Erich, (cinematographer.). Mangum, Christopher, 1968- (Composer). Damon, Matt, (narrator.). Dabelko, Geoffrey D., (scientific advisor.). Leduc, James, (scientific advisor.). Patz, Jonathan, (scientific advisor.). Screenscope, inc., (production company.). South Carolina Educational Television Network, (production company.). Public Broadcasting Service (U.S.), (broadcaster.).

Summary:

Probes the link between environmental change and the future health of our planet, a "future conditional" on how we cope with the spread of toxic pollution. Case studies cover how changing climates, uncontrolled and unsustainable development, and air and water pollution in one area can affect people thousands of miles away. The Arctic: A pristine wilderness with very few sources of industrial pollution, yet animals and humans are suddenly plagued with rising levels of the world's most hazardous chemicals; DDT, PCBs, dioxins, and mercury. Mexico: Along the border with the United States, tariff-free factories have been poisoning the soil and the air for more than a decade. Local communities in Tijuana struggle with contaminated water while their backyards have become toxic playgrounds for children. Uzbekistan: The world's fourth largest inland body of water, the Aral Sea, has become the site of what the United Nations calls man's greatest ecological disaster. What does this tell us about the future health of people living near other large inland seas and lakes, such as California's Salton Sea? United States: A Latino neighborhood in San Diego celebrates an environmental victory, while only 150 miles away; the people of Palm Springs may be living in the path of a toxic storm of dust.

Record details

Physical Description: 1 videodisc (approximately 57 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Publisher: [Washington, DC] : Screenscope, [2005]
Copyright: �2005

Content descriptions

General Note:: Originally broadcast on PBS in 2004.
Creation/Production Credits Note:: Editor, Ralph Quattrucci ; cinematographers, Dennis Boni, Erich Roland ; music, Christopher Mangum ; science advisors, Geoffrey Dabelko, James Leduc, Jonathan Patz.
Participant or Performer Note:: Narrated by Matt Damon.
System Details Note:: DVD-R; region 1, NTSC; wide screen presentation; stereo.
Language Note:: Closed-captioned.

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Related Resource: http://www.pbs.org/journeytoplanetearth/home/
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Related Resource: http://www.screenscope.com/j2pe.html
- Series website
Related Resource: http://www.screenscope.com/edu_guides.html
- Series guides and transcripts

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508		.	‡aEditor, Ralph Quattrucci ; cinematographers, Dennis Boni, Erich Roland ; music, Christopher Mangum ; science advisors, Geoffrey Dabelko, James Leduc, Jonathan Patz.
500		.	‡aOriginally broadcast on PBS in 2004.
520		.	‡aProbes the link between environmental change and the future health of our planet, a "future conditional" on how we cope with the spread of toxic pollution. Case studies cover how changing climates, uncontrolled and unsustainable development, and air and water pollution in one area can affect people thousands of miles away. The Arctic: A pristine wilderness with very few sources of industrial pollution, yet animals and humans are suddenly plagued with rising levels of the world's most hazardous chemicals; DDT, PCBs, dioxins, and mercury. Mexico: Along the border with the United States, tariff-free factories have been poisoning the soil and the air for more than a decade. Local communities in Tijuana struggle with contaminated water while their backyards have become toxic playgrounds for children. Uzbekistan: The world's fourth largest inland body of water, the Aral Sea, has become the site of what the United Nations calls man's greatest ecological disaster. What does this tell us about the future health of people living near other large inland seas and lakes, such as California's Salton Sea? United States: A Latino neighborhood in San Diego celebrates an environmental victory, while only 150 miles away; the people of Palm Springs may be living in the path of a toxic storm of dust.
650		0.	‡aEnvironmental toxicology.
650		0.	‡aEnvironmental degradation.
650		0.	‡aNature ‡xEffect of human beings on.
650		0.	‡aPollution.
650		0.	‡aEnvironmental policy.
650		0.	‡aEnvironmental health.
651		0.	‡aArctic regions ‡xEnvironmental conditions.
651		0.	‡aTijuana (Baja California, Mexico) ‡xEnvironmental conditions.
651		0.	‡aAral Sea (Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan) ‡xEnvironmental conditions.
651		0.	‡aPalm Springs (Calif.) ‡xEnvironmental conditions.
650		7.	‡aEcology. ‡2fast ‡0(OCoLC)fst00901476
651		7.	‡aArctic Regions. ‡2fast ‡0(OCoLC)fst01240227
651		7.	‡aAsia ‡zAral Sea. ‡2fast ‡0(OCoLC)fst01310094
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655		7.	‡aEnvironmental films. ‡2fast ‡0(OCoLC)fst01710300
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655		7.	‡aVideo recordings for the hearing impaired. ‡2fast ‡0(OCoLC)fst01710450
700	1	.	‡aWeiner, Marilyn, ‡eproducer.
700	1	.	‡aWeiner, Hal, ‡edirector, ‡escreenwriter.
700	1	.	‡aQuattrucci, Ralph, ‡eeditor of moving image work.
700	1	.	‡aBoni, Dennis, ‡ecinematographer.
700	1	.	‡aRoland, Erich, ‡ecinematographer.
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700	1	.	‡aDamon, Matt, ‡enarrator.
700	1	.	‡aDabelko, Geoffrey D., ‡escientific advisor.
700	1	.	‡aLeduc, James, ‡escientific advisor.
700	1	.	‡aPatz, Jonathan, ‡escientific advisor.
710	2	.	‡aScreenscope, inc., ‡eproduction company.
710	2	.	‡aSouth Carolina Educational Television Network, ‡eproduction company.
710	2	.	‡aPublic Broadcasting Service (U.S.), ‡ebroadcaster.
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856	4	2.	‡3Series guides and transcripts ‡uhttp://www.screenscope.com/edu_guides.html
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