Challenging where our energy comes from can seem a little eccentric... After all, not everyone has solar panels above the doorstep. David does, and they generate more than enough energy to go around. So why can't he share it?
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Title: Powerful: Energy for Everyone (2010)
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David Chernushenko | ... | (voice) |
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Leann Cunningham | ... | Herself |
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Paul Gipe | ... | Himself |
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Louis Helbig | ... | Himself |
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Brian Iler | ... | Himself |
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Mark Jaccard | ... | Himself |
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Jesper Kjems | ... | Himself |
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Adam Kreek | ... | Himself |
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Josef Pesch | ... | Himself (as Dr. Josef Pesch) |
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Herman Scheer | ... | Himself |
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George Smitherman | ... | Himself |
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Challenging where our energy comes from can seem a little eccentric... After all, not everyone has solar panels above the doorstep. David does, and they generate more than enough energy to go around. So why can't he share it?
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I've always been a fan of the environment (who isn't), but even I've been skeptical of what can be accomplished with green energy solutions.
Powerful: Energy for Everyone changed that. This documentary proves that green energy is indeed feasible, that it has been successfully executed in some places in the world, and that if we don't begin to take these measures, we will all be in big trouble sooner than we might think.
I have lived in one of Canada's most beautiful locations - Lake Louise. This place has seen some serious effects due to climate change. Having seen these effects, Chernushenko's arguments are even more compelling.
This is a great environment doc that houses some pretty interesting characters along the way. It is a great watch for anyone who is either interested in the measures that can be taken for a greener earth, or someone who is looking to be convinced.