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People who come to the clinic are called, not patients, but impatients, because they're too impatient to wait for legislative change to address local and environmental health issues.
And I meet them at the University, I also have a few field offices that I set up in various places that provide an immersion in some of the environmental challenges we face.
They're even better models of environmental health, because not only the same mammalian biology, but they share your diet, largely.
They share your environmental stressors, the asbestos levels and lead levels, whatever you're exposed to.
Coping with environmental stressors is tricky.
So these are small actions that can amount to a significant effect to improve local environmental health.
Displacement is not the way to deal with environmental issues.
By actually taking the opportunity that new technologies, new interactive technologies, present to re-script our interactions, to script them, not just as isolated, individuated interactions, but as collective aggregating actions that can amount to something, we can really begin to address some of our important environmental challenges.
Environmental consideration was served with every plate, but it was served with a heaping mound of consideration for human interests at the same time.
There's an environmental twist as the vampires are attacking villages because their rain forest and old diet of wild animals is disappearing because of the greedy corporations and farmers.
Generally political messages are done on television, so if you are a big fan of environmental correctness, watch to your hearts content.
The film tries to place the problems of Tanzania on an environmental cause but the truth of that matter is the problems stem from a parasitic outside force.
There are only two attempts to discus the environmental effects of the Nile Perch fish.
The second attempt is when within this documentary they film the showing of another documentary that is discussing the environmental impact the Nile Perch has introduced, and again no real attempt is made to expand on just how devastating the problem has become.
The opening caption tries to tell us that the film is a portrayal of the current invasion of South American countries (Costa Rica, in this particular case) by North American oil companies, and the negative effects, both economic and environmental, of this invasion.
Planet Earth has suffered a terrible environmental disaster so humanity now survives underground split in to different religious cults .
You get a good portion of Steven Seagal environmental anxieties, and some breathless mountain views along with cow-boy scenes (or alternatively use parts of any remains of the HORSE WHISPERER).
The hot Kristi Russell stars as Dr. Barbara Michaels, an EPA agent sent to investigate this environmental dilemma.
After, we are introduced to a group of 'Greenpeace' like environmental protesters and a journalist.
Like "On Deadly Ground" and "Fire Down Below", Seagal centers the movie around his environmental awareness message and how the military, FBI, and CIA are incompetent idiots.
Tarzan, the environmental awareness leader, faces four trappers who by most unorthodox means abduct animals to get them to Zoos.
Today's concerns with environmental causes make the show more relevant now than ever before.
The owls are adorable and the movie highlights an interesting environmental issue I didn't know existed.
One of the serious potential environmental costs of most mining operations is pollution of downstream streams, rivers and lakes with excess sediments and toxins.
In Zero Day, the 2 kids keep saying how they are not influenced by anything environmental, which is obviously false since everything they do contradicts this.
I guess the movie attempted an environmental survey but did not succeed: camera appeared shaky rather than motivated.
This documentary is however a simplistic approach of such a serious environmental issue.
This German documentary, in English, is about a Scottish environmental sculptor named Andy Goldsworthy.
Although flawed and a little dated, the apocalyptic touch and the environmental premise (typical for that time) still feel very unsettling and thought-provoking.
The environmental, anthropological undertones are way ahead of its time.
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