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Meat the Truth on St. Maarten
On Friday January 15th the students of St. Dominic High School on the island of St. Maarten had the chance to Meat the Truth. The screening was organized by the school’s Film Club and the students present were very impressed. The school management has decided to screen the film in all of the school’s classes, in order to give all students the opportunity to watch Meat the Truth.
Interview with Marianne Thieme online
On December 15th, Marianne appeared in a live broadcast of WWF in Copenhagen during the COP15, where she had an interview about Meat the Truth and the climate conference. This interview can be viewed in the section "Videos" as well as below this article. Live interview met Marianne Thieme bij WWF in Kopenhagen tijdens COP15 15 december 2009 - DEEL1 Live interview met Marianne Thieme bij WWF in Kopenhagen tijdens COP15 15 december 2009 - DEEL 2
Meat the Truth interview on the website of Meatless Monday
Meatless Monday is a non-profit initiative of The Monday Campaigns, in association with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Their goal is to help reduce meat consumption 15% in order to improve personal health and the health of our planet. The editors of the Meatless Monday website recently did an interview with MEAT THE TRUTH-producerMonique van Dijk Armor. Click here to read the interview. Other website that published the interview: http://www.sustainabletable.org/?pv=blog www.greenfork.org
Large attendance at Meat the Truth screening in Copenhagen
Almost 200 people attended the screening of Meat the Truth on Thursday the 17th of December during the climate summit in Copenhagen. The climate film screened at the Klimaforum09, the people's climate summit, and was greeted by the audience with great interest. The film addresses the enormous impact of livestock farming on global warming, a fact that is often ignored by policymakers and therefore an important message to stress during this summit. Marianne Thieme was present to answer questions from the audience after the screening, which was highly appreciated. One of the people present shared that she used to be a vegetarian, but had started eating meat again. However, after watching Meat the Truth, she immediately decided to go back to a plant-based diet again.
Meat the Truth at climate summit in Copenhagen
Dutch climate film offers a fresh view on the climate issue Copenhagen, 15 December 2009 - Meat the Truth, the very first documentary on livestock farming’s contribution to the emission of greenhouse gases, was invited to the KlimaForum09 in Copenhagen, on December 17th. Marianne Thieme, Member of Parliament in The Netherlands, will be attending and will be taking part in a debate after the screening. Meat the Truth, presented by the Dutch Party for the Animals’ leader Marianne Thieme, forms an addendum to earlier documentaries on climate change, which failed to address one of the biggest causes of global warming. Numerous reports produced by renowned scientists from the World Watch Institute, the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations, the Profetas project and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change...
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