Planet of the Humans

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Jim E @RT62503242 Nov 24, 2024 Awesome to see the reality of what goes on in our corrupt world with the big money leaching everything they can from our people and planet! See more Robert B @MrZetetic Oct 6, 2024 Yes, you will learn that the green agenda is everything but. Power plants have to keep running while wind turbines and solar panels are generating power and the energy involved in creating the green alternatives mean that overall, more fossil fuel is burned to run the green alternatives. See more Leaburn O @RT35452347 Nov 29, 2023 As with all Michael Moore productions you can't take things verbatim. There is a lot of sketchy logic and cherry picked stats but the central tenet that green energy isn't always as green as it's advertised deserves scrutiny and the film opens the debate. The film almost tacitly places green energy as being as bad as coal though, which is odd. Watched on YouTube. See more Jon H @RT33997944 Jun 25, 2023 Very well made, thought provoking docu-movie. There were a couple of omissions from consideration but overall, excellent and very brave documentary. See more Carlton S @seadweller Dec 10, 2022 The simple fact is we all want to do the right thing...or do we? When I see Bill McKibben fumble to respond about Germany's use of "green energy" it is so telling and it reveals something utterly sinister. This armpit is living in Vermont pretending to be the future energy Czar for future president Sanders, yet he won't have an honest dialogue about BioMass because he is so dark and convinced America sucks that he refuses to use his eroded Harvard "educated" mind that focuses on everything wrong America: Pretty Transparent. See more Nov 21, 2021 This documentary focuses primarily on environmental changes and climate change. However, it brings up many points that have not been discussed before or overlooked by all of us. It sets a bleak tone for both humans and the planet; should we keep going the way we have been all along. It discusses that green energy will not save us, that green energy is not what it seems. The documentary displays that the current methods - such as wind and solar power - used to replace what already exists usually don't help. Renewable sources don't end up doing the planet any good, and that they aren't replacing fossil fuels as they claim to be. It discusses how businesses have taken over the environmental movement to meet its standards of profit. It's only towards the end of the documentary that it sets a lighter tone. Its central message regarding the environment strives to give us enlightenment on current issues. The message is that the path to change is awareness and that there is a way out for us if we become aware and accept that our human presence is beyond human sustainability. We must take back the environmental movement from businesses and strive for "less is the new more." I believe that this documentary was a refreshing insight into the green energy movement, and I think we should be told things as how they are, rather than being spun lies as we have been subjected to all this time. The only way to save the planet and ourselves is to open our eyes and control ourselves—an excellent documentary, overall. See more Read all reviews

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