HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD – Review by MaryAnn Johanson
Bob Hunter was a Canadian newspaper columnist who, in 1971, decided that the best way to protest a planned U.S. nuke test in the Aleutian islands was to sail a boat into the blast zone and dare Nixon to blow up the bomb anyway. The rickety boat he and his friends hired was renamed Green Peace… and the modern environmental movement was born. Using an amazing trove of archival film from the organization’s early days, documentarian Jerry Rothwell has assembled a warts-and-all history of Greenpeace, which was beset by all the usual human foibles and failures of personality clashes and power struggles. Read more>>