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Interviews [moving images, sound recording, textual record]
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Record information Interviews [moving images, sound recording, textual record]
Date:2009-2020.Reference:R16853-1-9-EType of material:Sound recordings, Textual material, Moving imagesFound in:Archives / Collections and FondsItem ID number:5811851Date(s):2009-2020.Bilingual equivalent:Place of creation:CanadaAdded country of publication:Argentina, Australia, Bhutan, Bolivia, Denmark, Ecuador, Iceland, India, Ireland, Netherlands, Peru, Philippines, South Africa, United Kingdom, United StatesExtent:229 video files : (.mov, .mp4).
111 audio files : (.mp3).
98 closed captioning files : (.vtt, .srt).
112 textual records : (.pdf).
30 cm of textual records.Language of material:EnglishScope and content:Series documents the interviews conducted as part of The Green Interview, the series of interviews created by Silver Donald Cameron and Chris Beckett.
The interviews address issues such as climate change, the environment, ecology, Indigenous perspectives, water, pollution, fisheries, wild animals, sustainable development, sustainable harvesting, finance, investing, business, social justice, governments, fiction and literature, art and music.
Interviewees included environmentalists, scientists, Indigenous elders, activists, researchers, ecologists, business people, professors, writers, musicians, lawyers and journalists. Notable interviewees include Margaret Atwood, Robert Bateman, Sarika Callis-Suzuki, Jane Goodall, Steven Guilbeault, James Lovelock, Albert Marshall, Elizabeth May, Edmund Metatawabin, George Monbiot, Farley Mowat, David Pauly, David Suzuki and Paul Watson.
The series includes 6 documentaries created as part of The Green Interview: "Bhutan: The pursuit of Gross National Happiness" (2011), "Defenders of the dawn: green rights in the Maritimes" (2016), "Green rights: the human right to a healthy world" (2016), "Salmon wars: salmon farms, wild fish and the future of communities" (2012), "Stars and pop cans: the green goals of a college" (2010), and a live concert recording of the composition "The Celtic mass for the sea" (2012).
Series also includes 2 presentations made by Silver Donald Cameron: "The most important idea" and "Business as (un)usual" (recorded between 2014 and 2020). Also included are raw footage of interviews regarding fish farms in Atlantic Canada and a meeting with singer-songwriter Tom Gallant.
Records include audio and video recordings of the interviews, transcripts and closed captioning files.Additional name(s):Additional information:Source of title:Title is based on content of the series.Source:Private -
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