The Age of Consequences

The Age of Consequences

By Jared P. Scott

  • Genre: Documentary
  • Release Date: 2017-04-04
  • Advisory Rating: NR
  • Runtime: 1h 20min
  • Director: Jared P. Scott
  • Production Country: United States of America, Germany, Spain, Jordan
  • iTunes Price: USD 9.99
  • iTunes Rent Price: USD 3.99
6.4/10
6.4
From 5 Ratings

Description

The Hurt Locker meets An Inconvenient Truth, THE AGE OF CONSEQUENCES investigates how climate change impacts resource scarcity, migration, and conflict through the lens of US national security and global stability.Whether a long-term vulnerability or sudden shock, the film unpacks how water and food shortages, extreme weather, drought, and sea-level rise function as accelerants of instability and catalysts for conflict.Left unchecked, these threats and risks will continue to grow in scale and frequency, with grave implications for peace and security in the 21st century.

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  • Must watch!

    5
    By 6Lola99
    Loved it!
  • Best ever

    5
    By dxrcfvgbhjnk
    Best climate documentary ever!!
  • Eye Opening

    5
    By docFan1220
    Thought provoking documentary cleary breaks down the fix we are in now. Refreshing - and alarming - to see climate change as a factor "posing immediate risks to US national security." Although presented as a risk assessment of climate change through the perspective of the security and military community, the onus is on us - civil society - do deal with this problem. Beautiful cinematography, graphics, and music.
  • Chilling, Relevant, and Inspiring

    5
    By Vitti1231
    The film lays out the comprehensive problem behind how climate change contribuest to global conflict, and the ways that these problems are interlinked. Using a non-partisan approach to a very real challenge, the film is an eye-opening account of the ways that we must be vigilant about our environment in order to save our society.
  • Great film that is accurate

    5
    By tommy maestra
    AOC lays out the theory and empirical evidence of climate security well. It's succinct, easy to understand, and is visually appealing. It's a great 1.5 hour-2 hour film that works well as an education tool or a late night movie with popcorn. Be fore-warned however, this stuff is grim.

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