The End of the World as We Know It

Name: The End of the World as We Know It
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2005-01-08
Duration: 1 h 15 min
Rating: 7.8
Cast: Marcel Theroux

TV Movie
2005
1h 15m

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The End of the World as We Know It (2005)

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The world is challenged with the reality of global warming. Marcel Theroux takes us on a pragmatic journey assessing the principle causes of excessive carbon emissions. He then considers var... Read allThe world is challenged with the reality of global warming. Marcel Theroux takes us on a pragmatic journey assessing the principle causes of excessive carbon emissions. He then considers various alternative energy sources and the reality of applying each alternative in reducing o... Read allThe world is challenged with the reality of global warming. Marcel Theroux takes us on a pragmatic journey assessing the principle causes of excessive carbon emissions. He then considers various alternative energy sources and the reality of applying each alternative in reducing or even reversing global warming. His analysis is simple and clear, using experts in each f... Read all

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10davidmcclen

An entertaining documentary

This documentary saw Marcel Theroux investigate how global warming will affect us in the future. It was highly interesting and entertaining.

Marcel treats the issue in a similer style to his brother Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends documentary, although not quite as wry and humorous due to the nature of the documentary. we see Marcel travel to Chernobyl to visit people that still live of the land and he also visits scientists who believe global warming is a myth.

It's a highly entertaining documentary that leaves us with the conclusion that nuclear power is the only way to deal with global warming. It's just a shame that this documentary was shown at such a late time, it was on at about 2 o'clock in the morning so not many people at all were lucky enough to see it.