Facing existential environmental threats, California is “the canary in the coal mine”

LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, August 25, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A special screening of the highly anticipated sequel “California’s Watershed Healing” is set for Sept. 8, according to James Thebaut (pronounced “tee-bow”), whose latest documentary goes beyond reporting the dark and dangerous state of the world’s environment to shine a light on some reasonable solutions.

Thebaut is the president, founder, executive producer, and director of The Chronicles Group, an international non-profit that “takes an aggressive, issue- and solution-based approach to documenting these wide-ranging and urgent challenges humankind is currently facing,” according to its website. Thebaut’s latest work is the sequel to a documentary that was broadcast on PBS and explained watersheds, why they are vitally important, and the serious environmental problems they are facing.

​“My approach to doing documentaries is to take the audience to some place they’ve never been before, and educate and inform them,” says Thebaut, whose public speaking engagements have included the United Nations and the US Congress.
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LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, August 1, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The world is currently experiencing a global climate emergency. This is predominately caused by vehicle emissions, fuel oils, natural gas to heat homes, and importantly a worldwide spread of fossil fuels in providing energy for the nonrenewable energy sectors which are causing atmospheric pollution and profound public health impacts and causing millions of deaths. Concurrently it is causing violent unpredicted weather patterns across the globe including heat stress, wildfires, flooding, famine, poverty, and unprecedented degradation of the worlds ecological system.

​On June 30th the Supreme Court made a perilous and extremely consequential decision that will have severe public health and climate crisis impacts throughout the planet.