Your browser does not support this video. Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/The-Weather-Gods---Clean-Version-27MZIFVH9H9H.htmlConceptually similarThe Weather Gods - English VersionGP04O6NCompleted★★★★★★Food For Life - Ecological Farming in Kenya - B-ROLLGP0STPD6JCompleted★★★★★★Kenya's Ecological Farmers: John Wambua - Water Harvesting - (English Version Minus Subtitles)GP0STPDAOCompleted★★★★★★Kenya's Ecological Farmers: John Wambua - Water Harvesting - (Clean Version)GP0STPDAQCompleted★★★★★★Kenya's Ecological Farmers: John Wambua - Water Harvesting - (English Subtitled Version)GP0STPDBFCompleted★★★★★★Corn Fields in Northern Thailand - AerialsGP0STQM5SCompleted★★★★Crofters Harvest Crops in KenyaGP0STPDW5Completed★★★★Food For Life - (English Version Minus Subtitles)GP0STPD3YCompleted★★★★★★Food For Life - (Clean Version - No Titles)GP0STPD6ECompleted★★★★★★View AllGP04O85The Weather Gods - Clean VersionA hard-hitting documentary that tells the story of the people in the front line of climate change; rural communities in Mali, Kenya and South Africa. The documentary is a joint venture between Greenpeace Africa and UHURU Productions, directed by one of South Africa's leading film makers, Rehad Desai.Locations:Africa-Kenya-Lake Turkana-Mali-South AfricaDate:1 Jan, 2011Credit:© Greenpeace / Uhuru productionsDuration:33m51sAudio format:Mix Minus VOProduction Type :DOCUMENTARYRestrictions:Greenpeace and Uhuru Productions must be credited.Keywords:Agriculture-Air pollution-Climate (campaign title)-Climate change-Climate change impacts-Crops-Drought-Education-Farmers-Fishing (activity)-Food-Global warming-Indigenous People-KWCI (GPI)-Lakes-Livestock-Local population-Maize-Military-Poverty-Raining-Rice-Snow-Storms (weather)-Traditional clothing-Traditional farming-Water-Weather-WomenShoot:The Weather GodsA hard-hitting documentary that tells the story of the people in the front line of climate change; rural communities in Mali, Kenya and South Africa. The documentary is a joint venture between Greenpeace Africa and UHURU Productions, directed by one of South Africa's leading film makers, Rehad Desai.
