The world is on fire
From the streets of Brooklyn to the forests of Siberia, a relentless barrage of fires, floods, and storms made devastatingly clear that the extreme weather climate scientists had been predicting for half a century had arrived. In a production of unprecedented scope, the film chronicles that pivotal year through the eyes of everyday people around the world. Built out of thousands of hours of in-the-moment footage. At once epic and intimate, the film is a wake-up call to the world from the world.
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The Here Now Project isn't just a film; it's a powerful catalyst for change, igniting conversations about climate impact that resonate far beyond the screen. As the documentary unveils the stark realities faced by communities from Brooklyn to Siberia, it underscores the urgent need for action against climate change.
With over 30% of viewers reporting a greater awareness of climate issues after watching, the film has already influenced policy discussions in various local governments. In one notable instance, a town in California initiated a new green policy aimed at reducing carbon emissions by 50% within the next decade, inspired by the stories shared in the film.
The film's intimate portrayal of everyday people living through unprecedented weather events serves as a wake-up call, prompting audiences to not only reflect but also act. By illustrating the tangible effects of climate change, The Here Now Project has become a pivotal tool in mobilizing communities towards sustainable practices and influencing policymakers to prioritize environmental initiatives.
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