Saturday 12
Theme : FEED THE WORLD / OVER CONSUMPTION
10:00am : 6 billion Others, Climate Voices
12:00am : Crude - journey of oil
1:45pm : Manufactured Landscape
3:30pm: Flow, for the love of water
Afternoon Discussion with SPECIAL GUEST Wangari Maathai, Nobel Peace Prize 2004
5:00pm: Taking Root (54') in presence of Alan Dater, co-Director
6:00pm: Discussion with Wangari Maathai
Wanagari Maathai has organized the women of Kenya in an movement, called the Green Belt, which managed to plant some 30 millions of trees, mainly to prevent erosion of arable land. But as her movement was growing, so was the hostility of the dictator of that time: Daniel Arap Moi. She has been imprisoned several times, but did not give up her fight for women’s right, for democratic rights and for environment, which, in her hands, are deeply interwoven. She was the first African Woman to receive a Nobel Price, she was also the first person to receive a Nobel price on environmental grounds.
The debate will be introduced by the screening of the movie ‘Taking Root’ portraying her life, in presence of Alan Dater, co-Director
CANCELLED: Discussion with Dr Rajendra Pachauri, Chairman of the IPCC, Nobel Peace Prize 2007
We are very sorry to announce that Rajendra Pachauri cancelled his coming to our festival. Yann Arthus-Bertrand, chair of the GoodPlanet foundation, and Goodwill Ambassador of the United Nation Environment Programm, will instead have an open discussion with the public.
9:00pm : Food, Inc
This schedule is susceptible to change, due to the venue of special guests, or in relation with the latest events in Copenhagen. Please check this website for the latest version of the program.
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