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BRIGHT GREEN LIES is a documentary film that delves deeper into the illusions surrounding green technology and exposes the deceptive narratives behind the belief that renewable energy can save the planet. The movie challenges the claims made by major environmental organizations and questions the genuineness of terms like "clean", "free", "safe", and "sustainable" often associated with green technologies.
The film highlights the fact that the production of solar panels, wind turbines, and electric cars, which are often considered as the epitome of green technology, requires extensive mining, industrial manufacturing, and habitat destruction. These processes contribute to massive greenhouse gas emissions and the generation of toxic waste, contradicting the idea of them being entirely environmentally friendly.
Furthermore, BRIGHT GREEN LIES argues that so-called renewable energy fails to deliver on its promise of reducing fossil fuel consumption significantly. Instead, it asserts that renewable energy sources are generally added to the existing energy grid, rather than replacing fossil fuel-based sources, leading to a mere stacking effect and not a substantial reduction in emissions on a global scale.
The film provides a thought-provoking analysis challenging the mainstream narrative around green technology and encourages viewers to critically examine the true environmental impacts of the renewable energy industry.
The film highlights the fact that the production of solar panels, wind turbines, and electric cars, which are often considered as the epitome of green technology, requires extensive mining, industrial manufacturing, and habitat destruction. These processes contribute to massive greenhouse gas emissions and the generation of toxic waste, contradicting the idea of them being entirely environmentally friendly.
Furthermore, BRIGHT GREEN LIES argues that so-called renewable energy fails to deliver on its promise of reducing fossil fuel consumption significantly. Instead, it asserts that renewable energy sources are generally added to the existing energy grid, rather than replacing fossil fuel-based sources, leading to a mere stacking effect and not a substantial reduction in emissions on a global scale.
The film provides a thought-provoking analysis challenging the mainstream narrative around green technology and encourages viewers to critically examine the true environmental impacts of the renewable energy industry.
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