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DESCRIPTION:Though not technically a natural “ecosystem” – our food system 
 deserves special consideration in the context of climate change. The way we 
 gather, produce, and consume our food has profound environmental 
 implications. And conversely, what's happening in the environment 
 profoundly effects our food. We'll explore these themes as we screen the 
 upcoming PBS documentary "Nourish" - narrated by Cameron Diaz - followed by 
 a collection of animated shorts from Free Range Studios - including "Store 
 Wars" and the full "Meatrix" trilogy. The producers of each will be on hand 
 for discussions following the screenings. \n\n6pm - 7pm: Nourish and 
 discussion with Dr. Kirk Bergstrom\n7pm - 8pm: Store Wars, the Meatrix and 
 discussion with Erica Priggen\nDr. Kirk Bergstrom is founder and President 
 of WorldLink Foundation. In this capacity, he has directed special projects 
 for such clients as the United Nations, State of the World Forum, PBS, Walt 
 Disney Imagineering, and Tech Museum of Innovation. A filmmaker and social 
 entrepreneur, Kirk has developed and produced award-winning television, 
 interactive multimedia, websites, museum exhibits, and educational 
 curricula. He recently wrote and directed the PBS special Power Shift, a 
 half-hour program on energy and sustainability. He also directed and 
 produced Spaceship Earth: Our Global Environment, winner of two national 
 Emmy Awards. In 1995, Kirk produced A Place to Stand, the official global 
 television program for the UN’s 50th Anniversary.\n\nErica Priggen is an 
 Executive Producer at Free Range Studios, where she heads the video and 
 entertainment department, overseeing the creative and strategic development 
 of all of the company's video campaigns. With a Master's in Consciousness 
 Studies, she brings a deep study of sustainability and systems thinking to 
 her work, with a concentration on the importance of storytelling and 
 mythology as tools for cultural transformation. She believes that film is 
 one of the most effective ways to inspire people to action. Erica is the 
 producer of Free Range's award-winning The Story of Stuff, as well as other 
 hits such as 350.org, The Good Life, and the Alliance for Climate 
 Education's national high school assembly program.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/12/09/18631956.php
SUMMARY:Food and Climate Change - Copenhagen Cafe, San Francisco Carbon Collaborative
LOCATION:Crocker Galleria, Green Zebra store front, Ground Level, Sutter @ Keary
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/12/09/18631956.php
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