“Do We Believe What We Know?” Yann Arthus-Bertrand at TED
Thursday June 04th 2009, 4:00 pm
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In Yann Arthus-Bertrand’s most recent TED Talk, he discusses his three most recent projects on humanity and our habitat. You’ll be glued to the aerial photographs in his series “Earth from Above,” personal interviews from around the globe featured in his web project “6 billion Others,” and his soon-to-be-released free movie, “Home (produced by Luc Besson),” which documents human impact on the environment through breathtaking video. Home’s global premiere is tomorrow, June 5, which is World Environment Day.

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Geez, not another twit who thinks global warming is real.

Comment by starman1695 06.05.09 @ 11:52 am

Dear Yann,
First of all, Thanks for making ” Home “.

Hi! I am Tejas Rana from India. I have seen movie ” Home ” It was really a excellent work & movie. I am sincierly requesting you to dub/translate the same movie into regional language movie. English or Franch Version may not be understood by larger number of people. If this movie is dub/translate in regional language would be understood by all everyone in full/completely. Second request is make some arrangement that people see this movie al least 10-15 time so that the impact will on higher side & people on this plant at least try to build / change the system, will not affect our plant. And the purpose of making ” Home ” will be justified/taken care/fullfil.

Thanks Once again for making ” Home “.

Comment by Tejas Rana 07.12.10 @ 10:11 am

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