Inbetween Stories, a six-part docuseries by Carbon Pulse reporter Allison Gacad, premiered at The Greater Vancouver International Film Festival Society last month.
Allison takes a critical look at the knowledge, capital, and humanity behind Metro Vancouver’s climate solutions, exploring the intersection of technology and climate change.
Below are links to all six episodes, which you can watch for free on YouTube:
01: Hydrogen – Allison looks to how hydrogen could replace gasoline in our vehicles as she meets with innovators in Metro Vancouver’s hydrogen fuel cell industry and experts who speak to how it could decarbonise transportation.
02: Clean Electricity – Metro Vancouver may benefit from 98% clean electricity, but is that enough to decarbonize our industries? Allison tours a hydroelectricity plant and speaks to experts to understand what it’ll take to electrify everything.
03: Carbon Removal – Trees alone can’t suck all of the CO2 out of our atmosphere, and Allison speaks with Metro Vancouver’s carbon removal pioneers to find out what else can to prevent further climate consequences.
04: Agriculture – Allison meets with Metro Vancouver’s food system experts to understand – how can agriculture be a climate solution? The region’s farmers, scientists, and policymakers unpack sustainable options in a changing climate.
05: Foundations/Philosophies – Is there an opportunity for Metro Vancouver in a changing climate? Allison meets with leaders who are re-imagining our systems to set the foundations for what it will take to truly tackle the climate crisis.
06: Transformation – Allison’s journey through Metro Vancouver’s most promising climate solutions and the innovators behind them brings her to a key realisation about how we’re going to solve climate change.
