This documentary is a complete contrast to "An Inconvenient Truth" despite highlighting similar issues. This documentary gives you straight facts and says it how it is where as Al Gore's documentary was more personal, made to tug a the heart strings, when mentioning deaths in the family for example.
This was broadcast in 2006, at probably a time when the lack of oil was slowly starting to become apparent. This documentary I think was more informative and made you want to listen. With the Al Gore documentary you felt as if it was a slight guilt trip into changing your ways.
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