Daily Grist:DiCAPRIOS' THE 11 TH HOUR

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At 12:19 PM 8/30/07, you wrote:

>My Art Will Go On

>Grist reporters and guest brains address Leo's 11th Hour

>

> Superbad may have topped box office sales this past weekend, but

> Leonardo DiCaprio's eco-documentary The 11th Hour, which opened in

> theaters around the U.S. and Canada on Friday, showed moviegoers what's

> truly superbad: the state of our environment. The film features dozens of

> eco-experts talking about what's gone wrong on the planet and how we can

> make it right. Two of them -- ecological economist Herman Daly and

> environmental health expert Theo Colborn -- expand on their insights in

> guest essays in Gristmill. Adam Browning offers his take on the film

> itself. And reporter Kate Coe tries to find out whether The 11th Hour was

> a union film, making people mighty uncomfortable in the process. Who's

> superbad now?

>

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>straight to the source: The Seattle Times, John Hartl, 24 Aug 2007

>

>new in Gristmill: Ecological economist Herman Daly says climate action

>can't wait

>

>new in Gristmill: Environmental scientist Theo Colborn warns about the

>chemicals around us

>

>new in Gristmill: Leo's new eco-flick

>

>

>new in Grist: Leo's feel-good press conference is interrupted by a

>feel-bad question

 

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I'm not sure what you're saying here. What does unionism have to do with global warming? Who cares whether unions are involved in revealing the damage that global warming can do to the human species, and to our planet, if little or nothing is done to control it? I don't care "who" makes me aware that my life or my environment is in danger, as long as it can be established that the danger is real. If the danger is real, what matters is not who's telling me about it; what matters is doing something about controlling the situation.

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Thursday, August 30, 2007 10:58 AM

Re: Daily Grist:DiCAPRIOS' "THE 11 TH HOUR"

 

 

At 12:19 PM 8/30/07, you wrote:>My Art Will Go On>Grist reporters and guest brains address Leo's 11th Hour>> Superbad may have topped box office sales this past weekend, but > Leonardo DiCaprio's eco-documentary The 11th Hour, which opened in > theaters around the U.S. and Canada on Friday, showed moviegoers what's > truly superbad: the state of our environment. The film features dozens of > eco-experts talking about what's gone wrong on the planet and how we can > make it right. Two of them -- ecological economist Herman Daly and > environmental health expert Theo Colborn -- expand on their insights in > guest essays in Gristmill. Adam Browning offers his take on the film > itself. And reporter Kate Coe tries to find out whether The 11th Hour was > a union film, making people mighty uncomfortable in the process. Who's > superbad now?>>[ email | discuss | + digg | + del.icio.us ]>>straight to the source: The Seattle Times, John Hartl, 24 Aug 2007>>new in Gristmill: Ecological economist Herman Daly says climate action >can't wait>>new in Gristmill: Environmental scientist Theo Colborn warns about the >chemicals around us>>new in Gristmill: Leo's new eco-flick>>>new in Grist: Leo's feel-good press conference is interrupted by a >feel-bad question******Kraig and Shirley Carroll ... in the woods of SE Kentuckyhttp://www.thehavens.com/thehavens (AT) highland (DOT) net606-376-3363

 

 

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