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In 'Clockwork Climate', the film examines the rise of geo-engineering as a response to climate change, tracing its origins back to the Cold War era. It focuses on the activities of geo-engineers in the USA and China, who are advocating for the manipulation of the climate as a solution to environmental issues. The documentary scrutinizes the influential lobbyists and entrepreneurs backing this controversial field, raising questions about the credibility and ethical implications of geo-engineering.
The film questions how a practice with a questionable history has evolved into a significant area of global research. It emphasizes the potential consequences of implementing such technologies on the planet's future, prompting viewers to consider the moral dilemmas associated with climate engineering. The narrative is supported by insights from notable figures in the field, including David Keith and Matthew Watson.
Why Watch
- •Meet key figures like David Keith and Matthew Watson
- •Find out about geo-engineering's Cold War origins
- •Question the ethics of climate manipulation
Did You Know
•Geo-engineering has roots dating back to the Cold War.
•David Keith and Matthew Watson are featured prominently in the film.
•The film runs for 85 minutes and was produced in France.
Perfect For
Climate change advocatesEnvironmental ethicsGeo-engineering enthusiasts