Before The Heood Documentary Analysis

Before the flood is a captivating documentary about the hard times the are ahead for the earths population. It was evidently a documentary that was focusing on the negative effects that global warming is having on our world and what it could become in less than a decade. Aside from the overwhelmingly negative effects to our way of life and the environment if we do not make a global effort to fight climate change, there are significant risks to the Australian economy if we do not take steps towards pricing carbon. Almost 25% of worldwide investment in renewable energy last year was a total total of $50 billion or $1 trillion around the world. “We cannot afford to have leaders in office who do not believe in the modern science of climate change,” said DiCaprio in the interview. …show more content…
Viewers are able to share in DiCaprio’s shock, pain and heartbreak as he plays with displaced orangutang, learns about the negative impacts of eating beef and witnesses Greenland's glaciers melt before his eyes. He witnesses the hardships that people around the world are facing everyday and gets to see the damages that global warming is having to our earth. There is evidence to support both opinions on this topic as both sides are equally displayed. For example a agreeing statement could be that if we stop burning fossil fuels now, the temperature would continue increasing until one day in the next decade it will slowly start to drop and become level again. A disagreeing statement could be we can't change what has happened in the past and we cannot control or change what will happen in the next 50 or so years.The documentary brings attention to climate change and calls for action. It pleasantly blends a mix of fear-inducing facts and funny moments, of tear-jerking suffering and natural