Top 10 environmental documentaries of 2009
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'A Snow Mobile for George'
One man’s quest to understand why former President George W. Bush reversed regulations that would have banned super-polluting two-stroke snowmobiles leads him on a trail of Bush-era environmental deregulation that has affected everyone from Western homesteaders to the firemen and paramedics of 9/11. The result is director Todd Darling's eye-opening movie about the enormous consequences that can occur just from one small rule change.
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I watch both the environmental films that make it to the big screen, and the dozens more that don't each year. Here is a list of impactful films I have seen recently that are not on the terrific list above..I could make a list of 100! Here are some new ones and all time favorites
The End of the Line
Addicted to Plastic
Bag it!
Scraphouse: San Francisco
GREEN (winner of multple int'l awards)
Burning the Future
Coal Country
Fresh!
Homegrown.... More
A wonderful piece that will most definitely stand the test of time.
Way to go Todd. Thank you for keeping us all informed and engaged!
When will it play in Los Angeles?
Do yourself a favor and watch this film. It takes you to surprising places and provides a fresh look at Bush's legacy.
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