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GOOD: Nuclear Weapons

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Who's got 'em? How many? What would one do to New York City? An original GOOD Video

50:27

The Nuclear Game
The film tells the story of nuclear proliferation. It looks at how the test ban treaties did not stop countries like Israel and Pakistan and India getting the bomb. The film looks at how the Soviet Union saw its bomb as a virility symbol. The test of the largest bomb ever was timed to coincide with a Party Congress. The film examines the situation in the Soviet Union today and argues that nuclear materials are all too available there. The film draws on interviews with Nobel winner Josef Rotbalt, with Wendy Sherman who was President Clinton’s aide for dealing with North Korea, with Iraqi defector Khamir Hamza who says Saddam has hidden some of his nuclear programme in hospitals including one lunatic asylum and with William Timbers whose company buys uranium from the USSR. The programme also looks at how easy it is to build a dirty bomb. We reconstruct the steps needed to do that. The film is even more timely than it was when it was made given the many concerns re Iraq.

04:48

How To Cope With Rejection
How do people cope with rejection? Hiring a Ninja may not be the best way.

01:05

KIDS
KIDS is a short animation which describes kids daily activities from adult perspective in a documentary form.

04:19

Zac Goldsmith: Humans as parasites
We have the potential to be both a gift and curse for the planet.

01:00

Don't Bring Me Back
Public information film which provides advice on importing food into the UK to reduce the risk of exotic animal diseases entering the country and threatening our public health, livestock, agriculture and horticultural industries and the environment. Produced as part of the Government's 'Don't bring me back' campaign.
For more content from this Branded Channel, check out Babelgum’s Green TV

00:30

The Muppets Part 2
Kermit, Fozzie and even Miss Piggy lend a hand to help the earth in this NWF short film from the 1980s.

12:36

The Lacey Act - closing down the illegal wood trade
This video introduces the global crisis of illegal logging and explains how a landmark new U.S law will combat the problem. The recent (May 2008) passage of an amendment to the Lacey Act, a 100 year old anti-trafficking statute, makes the import, sale and transport of illegal sourced timber, wood produces and other plants a crime in the United States.

03:19

Green Cars
The greenest Geneva Motor Show ever hosts the launch of the "50 by 50" initiative aimed at making cars worldwide 50 percent more fuel-efficient by 2050

03:27

GOOD: Opium Economies
Heroin makes Lou Reed feel like Jesus, and it won't leave Guns N' Roses alone, but how does it end up here in the United States? We take a look at the global opium trade from the poppy fields of Afghanistan to a shady street corner near you.

03:11

GOOD: The State of the Planet
As we head into the last year of the two thousand aughts, we take a look at some of the numbers that shaped our lives this past year. Thanks for the memories, 2008.

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