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LIGHT POLLUTION
Light pollution
Friday, December 2, 2022
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
The Club Cinema
■Speakers
Estelle Walton in videoconference
Director of the feature film Rekindle the Stars
59'
Fabien Malbet
CNRS Research Director at the Institute of Planetology and Astrophysics of Grenoble (IPAG), Deputy Director of the Observatory of Sciences of the Universe of Grenoble (OSUG)
Julien Milli
Deputy Astronomer of the UGA at the Institute of Planetology and Astrophysics of Grenoble (IPAG)
COMPETITION
SHORT FILM
TOXIC TOUR GERMANY:
THE HUNGRY MINE
Anne-Lise Carlo
Documentary l France l 7'
In the Rhineland, a gigantic open-air coal mine is swallowing up entire villages, gradually erased from the map by an ultra-polluting industry intended to produce electricity.
Will a few activists be enough to stop the infernal machine that is creating this lunar landscape?
Alain Amselem
ANPCEN correspondent for the department of Isère - National association for the protection of the night sky and environment
COMPETITION
ENVIRONMENT
IGNITE THE STARS
Estelle Walton
Documentary l France l 52'
Today, a third of humanity cannot see the stars. By 2050, it could even be one in two people.
Light pollution has a negative impact on living things, astronomy and energy resources.
We need the stars.
And for ten years, men have been mobilizing to save them.
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