Ecocinema, Media, and the Environment

This blog explores popular film and media and their relationship to the environment.

Tuesday, November 24, 2020

Libby, Montana Rhetorical Analysis, Continued

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To further confuse the message of Libby, Montana , interviews reveal the pain behind the beauty. One worker in the Zonolite mine, for exampl...

Libby, Montana Rhetorical Analysis, Continued

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  Libby' Montana's  attempt to take a balanced approach to the issues of asbestos poisoning and cleanup also dilutes the film’s rhet...

Libby, Montana--the Documentary: A Rhetorical Analysis

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  Libby, Montana   and the Superfund The town highlighted in the documentary bearing its name, Libby, Montana, did receive a recommendation ...
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Saturday, November 14, 2020

Blue Vinyl and Environmental Injustices--Conclusion

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Although choosing a more environmentally sound product will not solve industry-wide problems for Blue Vinyl 's co-director, to at l...

Blue Vinyl and Environmental Racism

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One of the homeowners photographs the house movers taking her house to a new location, documenting for one last time her Mossville property....
Thursday, October 29, 2020

Blue Vinyl and Environmental Injustice and Racism, Continued

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After interviewing Dr. Cesare Maltoni about his 1970s research on dioxin exposure from PVC, Helfand and Gold show some of the laboratory rat...

Blue Vinyl and Environmental Justice and Racism, Continued

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Billy Baggett, attorney for the victims of Lake Charles PVC exposure, prepares to enter the factory with his now patented 360 degree camera ...
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