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Tomorrow
Demain
2015 · Film · documentary · 118 min
Directed by Cyril Dion, Mélanie Laurent
Climate is changing. Instead of showing all the worst that can happen, this documentary focuses on the people suggesting solutions and their actions.
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I did not want to suggest "ask you to go cold on your heating and kill your industry " ...maybe you're overreacting.... I suggested giving Germans some time out to extend their Easter celebrations... why not italy or austria or Switzerland? someone needs to show the way and Germany has a wealthy economy with gas reserves that would last apparently at current consumption rates till the summer so who knows how long they could last in reality...... but as one young man remarked when I met him in 2019 in Hamburg on a Saturday among 100 000 other demonstrators wanting the government to do something about climate change... Germans don't really want change, they're too comfortable... I think that goes for much of the western world, covid was an opportunity , this war is one too, for us to rethink our economics into terms more caring and sharing rather than people being run around like well paid slaves by companies whose end effect is? producing more ICE cars, fertilizers for the wheat/meat industry (Fast food Nation is an enlightening book-film as is Demain or Tomorrow a french film...)
I'm sorry if I hurt your patriotism, but I do appreciate very much your and the other comments contributing to helping me flesh out an idea.. as one commentator mentioned rebuilding Ukraine...and helping break Putin's teeth on the Ukrainian rock go hand in hand...
Just my 2 cents, but seems to me Western society depends a lot on meat, bread, diary as "food" , the fast food for the masses, sugar or glucose syrup made from corn is another huge ingredient as is palm oil... there's a great french film out there called "Demain" or Tomorrow, which is much more succinct... but basically growing vegetables can be done much more intensively by small farmers and generally is... Obesity epidemic in the US and elsewhere is because sugary products are so much more accessible to the lower income earners ... there's a huge variety of plants we no longer eat such as purslane or nettles which are highly nutritious... agriculture as is currently is imo a form of terrorism on nature, monoculture, x"cides", and heavy machinery which still isn't in this day an age of hype about self driving and gps,automated (because legislation...duh) even pastures could and should be planted with bushes because they provide added shade, roots reaching deeper and leaves the cattle eat.... I could rattle on but just saying in Switzerland apples taste of sugary water, here in Romania we have so many tastes... so I guess good luck you WIERD countries...
With the right partner, kids (depending on how you see it) make you work less,(if you decide to take time to help them grow) enjoy life more (hilarious situations) and grow as a person (suppress your ego) The good thing is they grow up fast and are the closest thing to positive change we can potentially actively have a hand in... also according to book quoted on HN the upper limit of human population is 1 trillion... so all we really need to do is work less, stop useless packaging and wasteful bureaucracy, enjoy life more and eat better by transforming the junk food (glucose syrup, wheat, rye (beer u and meat agriculture into a refugee(from work) based garden of nuts fruits and veg
Try watching a french film called Demain (Tomorrow) ...plenty of immediate great solutions out there