Planet of the Humans

The message is good and illuminating the questionable behavior of some of the biggest names in climate action is good stuff. The content of the doc is dated though and shouldn't be when the volumes of info is out there. The last scene is extremely distressing.

I wish this could be required viewing for everyone.

Some good questions and some good points. But it also utterly fails at answering some, sometimes gets it completely wrong, such as when it falls in the racist trope of overpopulation, and overall fails to offer a coherent answer. It could have been way better.

you'll never look at a solar panel or windfarm the same way again

Much needed counter point to the endlessly positive news we are given about 'green energy', which is usually far more black than what it's replacing.

what if we dump radioactive waste to the space, could a nuclear plant be an environmental choice?