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Carbon Nation est un film américain de genre Documentaire

Carbon Nation (2011)

Carbon Nation
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Carbon Nation est un film documentaire américain de Peter Byck à propos de l'empreinte énergétique et les solutions pour la réduire. Ce film est sorti en 2010.

Plutôt que de dénoncer et mettre l'accent sur l'utilisation par l'homme des énergies fossiles, Carbon Nation présente, à travers les interviews d'experts en divers domaines, de défenseurs des énergies renouvelables ou de chefs d'entreprise, des solutions concrètes permettant de réduire ou de se passer des énergies fossiles.

Parmi les personnes interrogées figurent l'entrepreneur et fondateur de Virgin Richard Branson, l'ancien directeur du NREL Denis Hayes et l'écologiste Van Jones. Le journaliste Bill Kurtis assure la narration du documentaire.
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