Bianca Jagger: video interview (2012) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Bianca Jagger: video interview about?
Bianca Jagger: video interview is a news segment. Bianca Jagger reflects on her experiences from the Rio summit 20 years ago as she prepares for the upcoming Rio summit. She expresses hope that some of the aspirations of people throughout the world will be fulfilled, although she voices concern over the absence of many heads of state, including Prime Minister David Cameron. The date of the Rio summit was changed to accommodate the Diamond Jubilee, and Cameron will be represented by Nick Clegg. Jagger criticizes the UK government's disappointing efforts in tackling climate change, highlighting the energy bill and the country's lag in renewable energy adoption. She argues against the continued investment in nuclear power and shale gas, emphasizing the need for a government committed to promoting renewable energy. Jagger also discusses her role as an ambassador for the IUCN's Planta Pledge campaign, which aims to reforest and restore 150 million hectares of land globally, citing successful examples from countries like China.
When was Bianca Jagger: video interview released?
Bianca Jagger: video interview was released in 2012.
How long is Bianca Jagger: video interview?
Bianca Jagger: video interview has a runtime of 4 minutes.
Where can I watch Bianca Jagger: video interview?
You can watch Bianca Jagger: video interview on iWonder.
What genre is Bianca Jagger: video interview?
Bianca Jagger: video interview is classified as Environment.
What topics does Bianca Jagger: video interview cover?
Bianca Jagger: video interview explores topics including climate-change.
Is Bianca Jagger: video interview available for free?
Bianca Jagger: video interview is available to stream on iWonder. Check the film page for current availability and any subscription requirements.
Can I watch Bianca Jagger: video interview with subtitles?
Subtitles may be available for Bianca Jagger: video interview on iWonder. Look for the CC (closed captions) button in the video player when available.