The Future Planet Film Series
How are human impacts on planetary processes affecting our future? What are the hidden costs of the green transition on local ecosystems and populations in the Global South? How can technological advances be put at the service of halting biodiversity loss? These are some of the questions explored by an international selection of films that will be screened as a part of our Future Planet Film Series, organised in collaboration with the Goethe Institut.
While many technological and political advances have been made in sustainability and climate over recent years, lots of challenges remain. The science is clear: we need to act quickly to halt global warming, biodiversity loss and the exposure of vulnerable populations to adverse living conditions.
Join us for the Future Planet Film Series this autumn, to watch a selection of films exploring not only the realities of climate change and the degradation of ecosystems, but also how scientists, local populations and innovative thinkers from around the world are seeking to achieve positive change.
The Series is organised in collaboration with the Goethe Institut .
All screenings will be held on Wednesdays from 16.00 at the KTH Climate Action Centre, in Teknikringen 43.
Programme:
22/10: Wild Tech - Conservation through advanced technology
29/10: Sukande Kasáká - Ailing land (date TBC)
5/11: Recycling Colony
3/12: Indonesia - Sinking into disaster
10/12: Anthropocene - The undeniable truth
17/12: Outgrow the System
Please keep an eye on the programme, as further screenings may still be added.