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2015 Syracuse International Film Festival
GreeningUSA to present 'A Sea Change' documentary, CNY's premier climate change event
 Many thanks to everyone who attended and to all of the sponsors who helped put on this screening. It was a great time and huge success!
GreeningUSA will sponsor a screening of the award winning climate change film, A Sea Change, on Friday, Oct. 16 at 7:00 p.m. at The Palace Theater, 2384 James St., Syracuse. The film tells the story of Sven Huseby, a retired history teacher whose love for his 5-year old grandson, Elias, prompts him to travel thousands of miles to investigate ocean acidification—a little known flip side of global warming. Immediately following the film a panel discussion and Q&A with the filmmakers will be held.
This film is part of the 2015 Syracuse International Film Festival and brought to Central New York by Climate Change Awareness and Action Committee (CCAA), the organizers of this event. Event proceeds will benefit GreeningUSA and CCAA.
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Many thanks to all event sponsors
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Climate change
Scientific consensus: human activities are pushing Earth's climate to change
There's no disputing that the Earth's atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide is greater now than it ever has been. This fact is alarming because of the Earth's greenhouse effect and how it warms the climate. So whether or not you believe that global temperature rise, retreating glaciers, shrinking ice sheets or extreme weather events are indicators of climate change, the scientific consensus is clear: human activities are very likely the cause of climate-warming trends over the past century.
But don't just take our word for it. Check out the science-based articles that we've assembled on research into various aspects of climate change. Then decide for yourself what actions we should be taking now.
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