First, apologies for missing you last night. Yesterday started at 3 am, so I was pretty beat by the evening…
Just a few days ago, commenter Michael Eakes argued that the producers of An Inconvenient Truth should make the film available for free on the web. Michael, you’ve got your wish (at least the part of it being available for free on the web): the film is now posted to YouTube in nine 10-minute installments. Of course, I don’t know if this is an official release, or a case of an individual taking the initiative to put this up (though I expect the latter — there’s no mention of a release on the official site, the Participant Productions site, or on AlGore.com). We’ll have to see if it stays up…
Thanks to Calvin Jones for sending out the word on this. Calvin has posted all nine parts at Climate Change Action. I’m going to stick to just the first part: enjoy, if you haven’t seen it, and watch the rest (that means you, BobbyB!).
Categories: aninconvenienttruth, film, youtube, video, climatechange, globalwarming, climatecrisis
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