The Planet Speaks - Business as Usual

Name: The Planet Speaks - Business as Usual
Genre: public interest
Released: 2020-11-11
Duration: 10 min

2020·10m|

Public interest

- English

Extinction - alarming - point of view

The Planet has some hard things to say about the house-keeping of humankind, the likely consequences of current life-styles, and offers a proposal for interrupting inevitable near-term human extinction.

Director:Denis Postle

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