Videos to consider for your critical review.
On Sea-level rise (Choose Earth Under Water & one other!)
- Earth Under Water (2015) (National Geographic-TV): 45 min
- South Florida’s Rising Seas (2014, WPBT2, Florida): 26.5 min
- Tidewater (2018, PBS, US): 26.5 min. [From American Resilience Project]
- Focuses on Hampton Roads, VA, & rising waters near a military base.
- The Last Generation (2018) (Frontline & MIT Doculab): variable time interactive web documentary
- Begin with “Visit the Project”
- Remember to explore all three children’s experience
- Sinking Cities (2018, PBS, US) c. 55 min. each.
- o 4 separate documentaries focus on 4 cities: Choose one.
On the potential for a sixth mass extinction (Choose two!)
- “Extinction” (Episode 3 of PBS Evolution series, 2001, US): 56+ min.
- Available via YouTube and Daily Motion
- The Sixth Extinction (2014? Spain) 50+ min.
- New Atlantis documentary
- Racing Extinction (2015, US, Discovery & Oceanic Preservation Society) : 1 hr + 34 min.
- Extinction: The Facts. (2020, BBC, UK): 58 min
- Hosted by David Attenborough
Plastic pollution (esp. in ocean): (Choose Two!)
- The Plastic Problem (2019, US): PBS News Hour: 54 min.
- Plastic Wars (2020, US) PBS Frontline: 53 min.
- Plastic Pollution (2021, NHK, Japan): 49 min.
- Drowning in Plastic (2018, BBC, UK) 1hr 28 min
- Focused on animals
- Environmental War on Plastic—Save the Planet (2019, BBC, UK): 58 min.
- A Plastic Tide (2017, Sky News, UK): 46 min.
- The Mermaids’ Tears: Oceans of Plastic (2018, France): 54 min.
Sustainable Agriculture
- Apocalypse Cow: How Meat Killed the Planet (2020) 46 min.
- In Our Hands: Seeding Change (2017, UK) 1hr & 8 min.
- Kiss the Ground (2020)
- 45 min. Educational version [Scroll to bottom of main page.]
- Available in its entirety via Netflix: 1hr & 24 min.
- The Biggest Little Farm (2018, US) (available through MIT film office): 1hr & 32 min.
