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The nano revolution. [Episode 3], Will nano save the planet?

The nano revolution. [Episode 3], Will nano save the planet?

DVD 2011

"The Nano Revolution: It's a universe where scientists explore matter on a scale 80,000 times smaller than a human hair. Nanotechnology promises groundbreaking solutions to the most serious problems that threaten our future, but it's also a realm that poses serious philosophical, political and ethical questions."--Container.

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Description:
1 videodisc (approximately 45 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in
polychrome
digital
optical
video file
DVD video
Target Audience Note:
CHVR: Not rated
Young adult - Adult
Other Title:
At head of title The nature of things
Will nano save the planet?
Notes:
Canadiana
Originally broadcast as an episode of the CBC television series The Nature of things in October 2011
A Nature of things special presentation with NHK (Japan)/ARTE (France) ; produced in association with Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Director, Mike Downie ; series producers, Michael Allder (CBC), FM Morrison (CBC), Takahiro Hamano (NHK), Olivier Julien (ARTE/Docside)
Narrator, David Suzuki
DVD; widescreen
Licensed for public performance
Closed captioned
Contents:
Introduction
Water
Nano ecosystems
The nano contribution
Control Number:
863437
Other Authors:
ARTE France
Allder, Michael
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Downie, Mike (Television director), director
Hamano, Takahiro, producer
Julien, Olivier, 1969- producer
Morrison, F. M., producer
Nihon Hōsō Kyōkai
Suzuki, David, 1936-
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