Marilyn Waring on the environment

Nash, Terri. (Added Author). Gutnick, David. (Added Author). Martin, Kent. (Added Author). Waring, Marilyn, 1952- (Added Author). National Film Board of Canada (Added Author).

Summary: Marilyn Waring, ex-MP in the New Zealand Parliament, and foremost spokesperson for global feminist economics, now lives and works on her farm in the lush green hills of New Zealand. While in office, Waring fought to preserve the priceless natural resources of her riding, drawing on the pragmatic wisdom of her neighbors--farmers whose livelihoods depend on sustainable land use, and the Maori who have lived in harmony with their environment for countless generations. Waring makes a convincing argument for changing a system that does not value what may be our most precious assets: clean air, water, and the unspoiled ecosystems that sustain and enrich life on earth.

Record details

Physical Description: dvd
videodisc
1 videodisc (26 min. 51 sec.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. (DVD).
Publisher: Montreal : National Film Board of Canada, 1996, c1995.

Content descriptions

General Note:	At head of title: The National Film Board of Canada presents. New November 2011.
Formatted Contents Note:	Voyage of the Exxon Valdez -- More valuable than gold -- Kaimoana: the Maori way -- On the beach -- What are the alternatives?
Participant or Performer Note:	Based on Marilyn Waring's book "If women counted". Radio interviewer David Gutnick.
System Details Note:	DVD.
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction Note:	Site licence. Not available for interlibrary loan.
Language Note:	Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.