For the Price of a Cup of Coffee Pricing-options:Public Libraries / K-12 The Whooping crane is the

The Whooping crane is the most imperiled

the film proposes that the popular notion of ‘the survival of the fittest’ be superseded by ‘the survival of that which makes sense’ – an operating principle of Nature applicable not just to biological behaviour but also to cultural behaviour

clearing for palm oil plantations

We meet farmers who are gaining access to land for the first time and working in cooperatives to break the country's reliance on imports

In lush coastal villages we meet cocoa producers who are now protected against being paid below the minimum price and are now involved in the local processing of chocolate rather than just exporting raw beans

For the Price of a Cup of Coffee Pricing-options:Public Libraries / K-12 The Whooping crane is theDVD: Public Libraries K 12 (includes Public Performance Rights) $19. 95 DVD: Colleges Universities $49. 95 WATCH NOW ON THESE PLATFORMS What is the cost of convenience? For the Price of a Cup of Coffee is a short environmental documentary examining the life cycle of a paper cup and the repercussions of a society reliant on convenience. Why are less than 1% of coffeeshop patrons bringing their own cup? Why do we have so much garbage, and where does it