"Turning Down the Heat offers a wonderful and hopeful examination of alternative energy sources -- from hydrogen fuel cells to wind energy." -- Mike Sosteric

FILM Turning Down the Heat, Feb. 4, 2004

On February 4, CEER sponsored a showing of the film Turning Down the Heat: The New Energy Revolution. The 46-minute documentary profiles innovative and successful projects of the new energy revolution, showcasing alternative sources of power. They include solar energy in Holland, Japan and California, biogas in Denmark and Vietnam, wind energy in Holland and India, and hydrogen fuel cells and ground source heat in Vancouver.

"Turning Down the Heat offers a wonderful and hopeful examination of alternative energy sources -- from hydrogen fuel cells to wind energy." Mike Sosteric, Managing Editor, Electronic Journal of Sociology

"A super introduction to the field of renewable energy as a solution to global warming...Compelling and upbeat, Turning Down the Heat is ideal for schools, colleges, and anywhere a nontechnical audience can be assembled for a glimpse into the future of clean energy." Renewable Building News

CEER is funded in large part by the United States Environmental Protection Agency.

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