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At War With the Dinosaurs

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Rating
NR
Duration
1h 38m
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Virgil Films

About

A riveting look at the climate change solution no one is talking about: hydrogen. The universe's most abundant element, hydrogen is the answer to sustainable clean energy that can power vehicles, homes, factories and entire cities. Yet the renewable community's narrative continues to revolve around batteries in spite of its limitations. Director John Michael Parkan explores the potential of a hydrogen fuel cell future, from the early days of the Clinton administration to the money, power and politics that have shielded public knowledge from the promise of civilization reaching the next century and beyond by asking a simple question: Why aren't we doing this?

Related Subjects

  • Documentary

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Artists

    Michio KakuActor
    Stephen ChuActor
    Alan C. LloydActor
    Terry TamminenActor
    Lawrence BurnsActor
    Congressman Robert S. WalkerActor
    Senator Byron DorganActor
    Mary D. NicholsActor
    Michael StrizkiActor