A Delicate Balance

Our Eco Film on next Friday, September 28th is A Delicate Balance.

Documentary, 2008 – 96 minutes. Directed by Aaron Scheibner. English, Australia.

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A Delicate Balance is a very informative movie featuring candid interviews with some of the world’s leading experts (including mainstream researchers, doctors, nutritionists, cattle ranchers, environmentalists and politicians) from Harvard to Cornell to Tufts. Nominated for Best Unreleased Documentary by the Australian Film Critics Association, this film is a must-see for everyone concerned about their health or the environment. Along with exploring the effects of animal protein on the human body, the movie also looks at the far-reaching effects of animal farming on the environment and will help you make informed choices to make a positive impact personally.

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