David Brower and other environmental activists highlight the history of the environmental movement, addressing key battles over pollution and conservation.
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David Brower and other environmental activists highlight the history of the environmental movement, addressing key battles over pollution and conservation.
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David Brower, a prominent environmentalist, appears alongside other activists in A Fierce Green Fire. The film covers the environmental movement's history and its key figures, including Isabel Allende and Ken Schneider. It details various struggles faced by these advocates, who often confront public skepticism and opposition. The documentary discusses significant battles over issues like pollution and conservation, illustrating how these efforts continue to shape environmental policy. Set against a backdrop of urgent ecological challenges, it emphasizes the ongoing need for advocacy in the twenty-first century.
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Why Watch
- Meet David Brower, a key figure in environmentalism.
- Find out about the battles that began as lost causes.
- See how environmentalism shapes the twenty-first century.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Mark Kitchell in 2013.
- It has a runtime of 101 minutes.
- The documentary features cast members including David Brower and Isabel Allende.
- The production country is the United States.
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Who directed A Fierce Green Fire?
Mark Kitchell directed A Fierce Green Fire.
What year was A Fierce Green Fire released?
A Fierce Green Fire was released in 2013.
How long is the documentary A Fierce Green Fire?
A Fierce Green Fire has a duration of 101 minutes.
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