Tim DeChristopher placed false bids on 22 parcels of land during a 2008 government auction, disrupting the sale and sparking a climate justice movement.
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Tim DeChristopher placed false bids on 22 parcels of land during a 2008 government auction, disrupting the sale and sparking a climate justice movement.
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Synopsis
Tim DeChristopher, a University of Utah economics student, disrupts a 2008 government auction of oil and gas leases in Utah's red rock wilderness. By placing false bids on several parcels, he challenges the auction's legitimacy and sparks a movement for climate justice. DeChristopher's actions prompt discussions about accountability from government and industry regarding environmental issues. The documentary follows his civil disobedience and its impact on the growing fight for sustainable practices and policies.
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Why Watch
- Meet Tim DeChristopher, a bold climate activist.
- See the disruption of a government auction in 2008.
- Find out how one act sparked a climate justice movement.
Did You Know
- Tim DeChristopher disrupted a government auction in 2008.
- The auction took place in Utah's red rock wilderness.
- The documentary has a runtime of 73 minutes.
- DeChristopher's actions led to a movement advocating for climate justice.
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Who is Tim DeChristopher?
Tim DeChristopher is a University of Utah economics student known for placing false bids during a government auction of oil and gas leases in Utah in 2008.
What year was the documentary Bidder 70 released?
Bidder 70 was released in 2013.
What is the duration of the documentary Bidder 70?
The duration of Bidder 70 is 73 minutes.
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