Innocently Violent (2017)
Synopsis
Humans have created agro-ecosystems that rely on monocultures, which are vulnerable to shifts in climate affecting food availability.
Synopsis
Paul Nardisian, a professor at California State University Los Angeles, discusses the relationship between climate change and food supply. He explains how human-made agro-ecosystems, reliant on monocultures like corn and soybeans, face risks from shifting weather patterns. The film features reflections on humanity's origins and urges immediate action to address environmental challenges. Through personal stories and scientific insights, it emphasizes the urgency of addressing these issues for future survival.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Paul Nardisian, a professor discussing climate change.
- Find out how agro-ecosystems affect food availability.
- See the connection between personal choices and environmental impact.
Did You Know
- Humans are made of elements created in stars, referred to as 'star stuff.'
- Paul Nardisian drives a Toyota Prius after loving American muscle cars.
- Monocultures, like single crops, can be vulnerable to climate shifts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What elements are humans made of?
Humans are made up of star stuff, including heavy elements like carbon and lighter elements like hydrogen.
What is an agro-ecosystem?
An agro-ecosystem is a system where humans control living organisms and abiotic factors like minerals and water.
What is a monoculture?
A monoculture is the cultivation of a single crop, such as one population of corn or soybeans, in a given area.
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