1965 Educational Film on Timelines
Educational film about historical timelines used in schools - b&w - 1750 to 1800 timeline - time line of United States, England, France - British Empire - French Revolution - show time line while using graph - pictures of historical events circling earth - chart showing human population throughout history - Overpopulation - Exponential growth - Population explosion - part 13 of 15 - Progress - Evolution - History - Time Travel - Growth - past present future - Life on earth - Measuring time
OVERPOPULATION EXPERIMENT
ORIG. COLOR 150' SOF / MAG. CUT STORY: INTVW. GROUP OF PEOPLE ON HUNGER STRIKE TO PROTEST ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE. CI: SCIENCE: ECOLOGY: POPULATION.
NOTCH EAR CATS (08/16/1996)
THERE'S A SERIOUS OVERPOPULATION OF PETS IN THE UNITED STATES, ESPECIALLY CATS. EVERY YEAR HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS ARE DESTROYED. BUT SOME PEOPLE ARE DOING THEIR BEST TO REDUCE THE POPULATION
Polynesia: the scourge of stray dogs
SOCIAL ISSUES
MONTAGE HORDES OF PEOPLE CROWDED TOGETHER, OVERPOPULATION AROUND THE WORLD. POPULATION EXPLOSION. ASIAN COMMUTERS WALKING DOWN INTO SUBWAY. JAPAN. BELGIUM
EBC-243 Beta SP
A POPULATION STORY: COLLISION WITH THE FUTURE?
Global food imbalances, 21st century
Global food imbalances. Earth map animation (cylindrical projection) showing where the world's food is grown versus where it consumed. The opening frames show the world's croplands (yellow, MODIS data), followed by the 26 countries that produce 82 percent of the world's crops. This is overlaid in red with the world's population density (2002). This fades to be replaced by cross-hatching showing countries that are projected by the United Nations to double (light hatching) and triple (dark hatching) their population by 2050. This animation, published in 2009, uses satellite data from the global agricultural monitoring program run by the International Production Assessment Division (IPAD) of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS). For a version with labels, see K003/2432.
Global food imbalances, 21st century
Global food imbalances. Earth map animation (cylindrical projection) showing where the world's food is grown versus where it consumed. The opening frames show the world's croplands (yellow, MODIS data), followed by the 26 countries that produce 82 percent of the world's crops. This is overlaid in red with the world's population density (2002). This fades to be replaced by cross-hatching showing countries that are projected by the United Nations to double (light hatching) and triple (dark hatching) their population by 2050. This animation, published in 2009, uses satellite data from the global agricultural monitoring program run by the International Production Assessment Division (IPAD) of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS). For a version with no labels, see K003/2431.
snow geese crisis (01/14/1999)
Experts say Canadian snow geese are suffering from over-population.
TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, GENERAL
DR. ALEXANDER KESSLER. ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE. STUDYING MICE. STUDYING THE OVER-POPULATION PROBLEM. MICE IN BOXES. LIGHT BULB. MOUSE DRINKS FROM PIPE. LITTER OF BABY MICE. MICE FIGHTING. MICE DRINK. OVER-POPULATED. MICE EVERYWHERE. PILES OF MICE. DEAD MICE HANGING OFF WALLS.
OVERPOPULATION / WORLD NEWS TONIGHT / WORLD POPULATION
GENERIC SHOTS OF PEOPLE FOR A STORY ABOUT OVERPOPULATION. 00:00:13:17 MS of Black people boarding a bus. CU of the bus driver. VS of people's faces. 00:03:16:21 VS of pedestrians. 00:11:04:29 MS of children drinking from an outdoor water fountain.
Earth's population growth
Graph showing the world's population increasing over time
OVERPOPULATION / WORLD NEWS TONIGHT SERIES / WORLD
INTV W/ WRITER AND BIOLOGIST PAUL EHRLICH AND PHYSICIST JOHN HOLDEN ABOUT THE OVERPOPULATION PROBLEM FOR A WNT STORY. 11:00:41:14 Intv w/ Ehrlich depicting the current attitudes toward overpopulation. 11:03:04:18 CUTS. 11:05:55:15 BEAUTY WS of the top of a mountain. 11:08:12:26 Intvw / Holden. He discusses overpopulation in terms of the capacity of a society to serve its citizens w/ food, health care and education. CI: PERSONALITIES: EHRLICH, PAUL. PERSONALITIES: HOLDEN, JOHN. SCIENCE: ECOLOGY, WORLD POPULATION GROWTH.
ORIENTAL COUNTRIES
FILM PARALLELS SURFING WITH THE PROBLEMS IN A RAPIDLY GROWING ASIA. OVER-POPULATION ISSUES. ASIAN NARRATOR LISTS STATISTICAL FACTS ABOUT WAR AND POVERTY THROUGHOUT THE CONTINENT. FEATURING BOB FERRO, BYRON SPRADLIN, MITZIKO SUZUKI.
Pound Full
PENNSYLVANIA POUND MAY HAVE TO RETHINK ITS NO-KILL POLICY AS ANIMAL POPULATION SWELLS.
DEER OVERPOPULATION
00:00:00:00 VS several deer walk around in woods. (0:00)/
Squirrel Kill (09/25/1998)
Call it Darwin's theory in action... squirrels are dying in the Ozarks in droves, as anyone whose driven down highway 65 has probably noticed. Concervation officials say the squirrel population has exploded this year, forcing many mama squirrels to kick thier young out of the den. Unable to survive on thier own, the animals are walking into traffic and diving into lakes and rivers, where they end up dying. SOT Pitts says the squirrel overpopulation happens about once a decade. This years overpopulation is apparently confined to southwest Missouri.
TX: DEMS PRSR/REP SPEIER- FACILITIES OVERPOPULATED
--SUPERS--\nSaturday\nMcAllen, TX\n\nRep. Jackie Speier\n(D) California\n\n --SOT--\nRep. Jackie Speier: "We need to recognize that these facilities are way overpopulated. It's inhumane. We've go to move these populations to other locations."\n\n\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nTEXAS POLITICS DEMOCRATS DELEGATION IMMIGRATION\n\n
INDIA POPULATION
FTG REGARDING INDIA'S OVERPOPULATION. NDS. 00:08 BARS. Intv w/ an Indian man who talks about the need for birth control. 07:40 MS of a street vendor selling food. 08:06 VS of pedestrians. 09:33 MS of a street vendor selling water. CI: SCIENCE: ECOLOGY, POPULATION CONTROL, INDIA. STREET SCENES: INDIA.