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Strange Days On Planet Earth

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Is it really possible that a change in the environment across the world could affect us here? Forests in Yellowstone have vanished, their disappearance have been linked with wolves that have gone missing. Dust storms in Africa have been linked an asthma epidemic in the Caribbean. Voracious creatures from southern China have been said to be the cause of houses crumbling in New Orleans, but how is this possible?

The National Geographic unravels these mysteries in this four-part series with the help of Edward Norton, an award-winning actor, writer and director. Norton hosts this unique series that is broken into four one-hour episodes, each created as a high-tech detective story, with our planet’s destiny at stake.

Strange Days on Planet Earth’s focus is to develop an innovative type of environmental awareness. By combining research from Earth System Science (ESS) generated by new discipline and interviews with other experts this documentary will be sure to amaze you. What does all of this mean for the future of our planet?

Environmental professionals attempt to dig deep to uncover why globally we are experiencing a temperature change. Why are we seeing more natural calamities than ever before? Discover the Strange Days on Planet Earth in this fascinating four-part series.

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Published on November 29, 2008 · Filed under: Science, Technology

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Koele

Good series. Bummer how the last episode cuts off about half way through.
Documentary Log

Apologies for that; I thought the series was complete on the net. I'll upload my own copy and let you know when I'm done.
Documentary Log

Missing part of Strange Days On Planet Earth is now added as well.
Sriharsha

Excellent documentary. Shows how the whole ecosystem of our earth is connected like a web and how the whole planet and the life on it is effected if we snap one tiny connection in this eco-web.
Monkey man

The shortsightedness of these types of docs bother me. If any of these people belive in any evolutionary theory, or Darwinism in general, they should know that any gap created by an introduced species, or a species that could not handle the environmental pressures put upon it, will eventually be filled with another (maybe new) speicies… its just a matter of time folks.