As someone who doesn't know a lot of the inner workings of green technology...I did find some points interesting but I felt the doc was a bit aimless. Heavy on pointing out corruption in the energy sector...the film is quick to point out who is the bad guy...but they never offer any kind of solution forward other than....less people? The title of the film is Planet of the Humans but they never dive into what or how a reduced population would benefit. How many less people? Is the goal to go back to the 1700s when people farmed their own land and only powered by candlelight?
Its a bit of a doomsday doc that doesn't accomplish much other than pointing fingers at environmental groups for "trying" to do something different. Sure money is behind most any industry...but they fail to even mention the cost of continuing with non-renewables or how do we move forward.
Its a bit of a doomsday doc that doesn't accomplish much other than pointing fingers at environmental groups for "trying" to do something different. Sure money is behind most any industry...but they fail to even mention the cost of continuing with non-renewables or how do we move forward.