National Geographic – Earth Report 2008

As the Earth turns another year older in 2007, our planet has seen 8 billion metric tonnes of carbon released into its atmosphere 90 million tonnes of fish pulled out of its oceans and 11 billion trees toppled on its land. Tracking everything from carbon emissions to reforestation projects, Earth Report: State of the Planet rates how nations have impacted our world – both positively and negatively – in 2007.

This annual year in review exposes the stories and the science in ways you have not seen before. Earth Report uses a combination of original and stock footage, satellite images, amateur videos, and graphics to tell the story. It is presented in a provocative style.

A look at the events that have swept our planet in 2007 and the effect they have had on the landscape, the atmosphere and the human race.

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