Documentary 'Fuck la Planète' Traces Two Centuries of Reckless Industrialization
Journalist Jean-Robert Viallet examines how economic priorities overrode scientific warnings on climate change, according to Le Monde.
A new documentary series, "Fuck la Planète," airing on Arte.tv, traces two centuries of what journalist Jean-Robert Viallet describes as reckless industrialization driven by economic goals, Le Monde reported.
The series examines how this pursuit ran counter to scientific warnings about global warming, according to the report.
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- « Fuck la planète », sur Arte.tv : comment les puissants ont fait le choix de détruire la Terre — Le Monde — Une
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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