Methane Climate Change

Using the 6th most censored story in Censored 2016, Methane Climate Change, Santa Rosa Junior College students Laura Buel and Charlie Eads interview professors, students, and citizens about the...

by GCMLP Writing Team January 20, 2016

Using the 6th most censored story in Censored 2016, Methane Climate Change, Santa Rosa Junior College students Laura Buel and Charlie Eads interview professors, students, and citizens about the issues surrounding climate change. This video portrays a generation of college students concerned about the future the planet and human existence.

Student Film Makers: Laura Buel and Charlie Eads

Faculty Evaluator: Brian Antonson

GCMLP Advisers: Christopher Oscar and Doug Hecker

Santa Rosa Junior College, Petaluma, CA

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