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by NPR/TED Staff August 09, 201310:01 AM ET 13 min 50 sec
“ Humans have made a huge hole in nature in the last 10,000 years. We have the ability now, and maybe the moral obligation, to repair some of the damage.
– Stewart Brand
Part 2 of the TED Radio Hour episode .
About Stewart Brand’s TEDTalk
Mankind has driven species after species extinct. Now says, we have the technology to bring back the species that we wiped out. So should we? Which ones? He asks a big question whose answer is closer than you may think.
About Stewart Brand
The revival of extinct species is becoming a possibility and plans to not only bring species back but restore them to the wild. Brand is already a legend in the tech industry for things he’s created: the , The , the , and the notion that “information wants to be free.”
Now Brand, a lifelong environmentalist, wants to re-create — or “de-extinct” — a few animals that have disappeared from the planet. Resurrecting the woolly mammoth using ancient DNA may sound like mad science.
But Brand’s Revive and Restore project has an entirely rational goal: to learn what causes extinctions so we can protect currently endangered species, preserve genetic and biological diversity, repair depleted ecosystems, and essentially “undo harm that humans have caused in the past.”
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“ We’re hiding a genuine, and I think not-wrong joy in the fact that we understand something about the world that potentially gives us the ability to do these things.
– David Keith
Part 3 of the TED Radio Hour episode .
About David Keith’s TEDTalk
Environmental scientist proposes a cheap and shocking way to address climate change: What if we inject a huge cloud of sulfur into the atmosphere to deflect sunlight and heat?
About David Keith
Environmental scientist David Keith works at the intersection of climate science, energy, and public policy. His research has taken him into some the realms of geo-engineering — including a dramatic potential solution to climate change, such as blowing a cloud of sulfur into the sky to bring the average global temperature down.
His other areas of study include the , the economics and climatic impacts of large-scale wind power, and the use of hydrogen as a transportation fuel.
His forthcoming book is called A Case For Climate Engineering. He teaches policy and engineering at Harvard University, and was named by Canadian Geographic in 2006.
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Explore Getting Back to Abnormal filmmaker Paul Stekler’s list of essential documentaries about New Orleans below, or read more in his history of documentary film in New Orleans.
Title | Year | Filmmaker(s) / Producer(s) | More Info / Watch |
New Orleans Travelogue | 1940 | James A. Fitzpatrick | YouTube |
The Children Were Watching | 1961 | Robert Drew | The New Yorker |
Stranded in Canton | 1973 | William Eggleston | YouTube |
Black Indians of New Orleans | 1976 | Maurice Martinez | YouTube |
Cheap And Greasy | 1977 | Burwell Ware/NOVAC | Vimeo |
Changing The Channel: The Renovation Question | 1977 | Louis Alvarez & Andrew Kolker | Vimeo |
Degas in New Orleans | 1977 | Gary Goldman | YouTube |
Ain’t Nobody’s Business | 1978 | NOVAC | Vimeo |
Talking Crime | 1978 | Louis Alvarez & Andrew Kolker | Vimeo |
Always for Pleasure | 1978 | Les Blank | YouTube |
This Cat Can Play Anything | 1978 | Stevenson Palfi, Eddie Kurtz and Andrew Kolker | YouTube |
The Clarks | 1979 | Louis Alvarez & Andrew Kolker | Vimeo |
Up from the Cradle of Jazz | 1980 | Jason Berry/NOVAC | Jason Berry Author |
Hot Stuff: The Restaurants of New Orleans | 1980 | John Beyer | POV |
Pete! | 1980 | John Beyer | POV |
Yes Ma’am | 1982 | Gary Goldman | Filmakers |
View from the Stoop | 1982 | Karen Snyder/NOVAC | New Orleans Historical |
The Ends of the Earth | 1982 | Louis Alvarez & Andrew Kolker | YouTube |
Piano Players Rarely Ever Play Together | 1982 | Stevenson Palfi | YouTube |
The Men of LSU | 1982 | John Beyer | YouTube |
To the Best of Our Abilities | 1984 | Fred Schultz | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
Yeah, You Rite! | 1984 | Louis Alvarez & Andrew Kolker | YouTube |
A House Divided | 1984 | Burrell Ware | POV |
Get Down Street Sound | 1984 | Neil Alexander | POV |
In that Number | 1985 | Jerry Brock | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
Huey Long | 1985 | Ken Burns | PBS |
Real New Orleans series | 1986 | Eddie Kurtz | Vimeo |
Which Governs Best | 1986 | Eddie Kurtz | Vimeo |
La Pharmacie Francais | 1986 | Robin Katchan | POV |
The Chief: Louis Prima | 1986 | John Beyer | POV |
Uncle Earl | 1986 | Rick Smith/LPB | POV |
Among Brothers: Black Politics in New Orleans | 1987 | Paul Stekler | Vimeo |
Gottschalk Festival: The Life and Music of Louis M. Gottschalk | 1987 | John Huszar | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
The Creole Controversy | 1987 | Karen Synder/WYES | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
Mystery of the Purple Rose | 1989 | Peggy Scott Laborde | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
Men of the Ring: Boxing Legends of New Orleans | 1989 | Kathleen Mulvihill/WLAE | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
Red Beans and Ricely Yours: Satchmo in New Orleans | 1990 | Peggy Scott Laborde/WYES | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
Backlash: Race and the American Dream | 1991 | Bess Carrick | Vimeo |
Island of Saints and Souls | 1991 | Neil Alexander | Folklife in Louisiana |
Louisiana Boys: Raised on Politics | 1991 | Louis Alvarez, Andrew Kolker & Paul Stekler | POV |
John McCrady’s Southern Scene | 1992 | Matthew Martinez | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
Greetings from Out There | 1993 | Ellen Spiro | Spiro Films |
He Must Have Something | 1994 | Steven Tyler | YouTube |
New Orleans Jazz Funerals from the Inside | 1995 | David Jones | Cajun Market |
Streetcar Stories | 1995 | Michael Mizell-Nelson | Po Boy Festival |
Journey for Justice: The A.P. Tureaud Story | 1996 | Rachel Emanuel | LPB |
New Orleans Voodoo from the Inside | 1996 | David Jones | Voodoo Shop |
Storyville: The Naked Dance | 1997 | Anne Craig & Maia Harris | ITVS |
Pushcarts and Plantations: Jewish Life in New Orleans | 1998 | Brian Cohen | Wikipedia |
He’s the Prettiest: A Salute to Big Chief Allison “Tootie” Montana’s 50 Years of Mardi Gras Indian Suiting | 1998 | Will Horton | Folklife in Lousiana |
Kate Chopin: A Re-Awakening | 1998 | Tika Laudun | PBS |
Ruthie, The Duck Girl | 1999 | Rick Delaup | Best of New Orleans |
Degas in New Orleans: A Creole Sojourn | 1999 | David Jones | Degas House |
Irish in New Orleans | 1999 | Terri Landry | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
Jazz | 2000 | Ken Burns | Artist Direct |
The Danny Barker Show | 2001 | Matthew Martinez/WYES | Kurts Communications LLC |
Italian New Orleans | 2001 | Terri Landry | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
Fatal Flood | 2001 | Chana Gazit | PBS |
Shalom Y’all | 2003 | Brian Bain | Brian Bain |
Louisiana – A History | 2003 | Louisiana Public Broadcasting | LPB |
All on a Mardi Gras Day | 2003 | Royce Osborn/WYES | Spyboy Pictures |
The Quorum: Blacks, Creoles, and Whites Arrested for Socializing at a Coffee House | 2004 | Maurice Martinez | Door Knob Films/Youtube |
German New Orleans | 2004 | Terri Landry | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
Desire | 2005 | Julie Gustafson | Vimeo |
Hurricane Katrina: The Storm that Drowned a City | 2005 | Caroline Penry-Davey & Peter Chinn | PBS |
The Storm | 2005 | Martin Smith | PBS |
New Orleans is Sinking | 2005 | 60 Minutes, Scott Pelley | YouTube |
William Eggleston in the Real World | 2005 | Michael Almereyda | YouTube |
American Creole: New Orleans Reunion | 2006 | Glen Pitre & Michelle Benoit | Cote Blanche Productions |
C’est Levee | 2006 | Ellen Reynolds | Vimeo |
Jewish New Orleans | 2006 | Terri Landry | Louisiana Endowment For The Humanities |
When the Levees Broke | 2006 | Spike Lee | YouTube |
Hurricane on the Bayou | 2006 | Greg MacGillivray & Glen Pitre | YouTube |
Too White to be Black, Too Black to be White: The New Orleans Creole | 2007 | Maurice Martinez | Door Knob Films |
The Axe in the Attic | 2007 | Ed Pincus & Lucia Small | The Axe in the Attic |
New Orleans | 2007 | Steven Ives | Thirteen |
Along Lake Pontchartrain | 2007 | Peggy Scott Laborde | WYES |
Reborn: New Orleans Schools | 2007 | Drea Cooper | YouTube |
Tootie’s Last Suit | 2007 | Lisa Katzman | YouTube |
By Invitation Only | 2008 | Rebecca Snedeker | By Invitation Only |
Faubourg Treme: The Untold Story of Black New Orleans | 2008 | Dawn Logsdon & Lolis Eric Elie | YouTube |
Trouble the Water | 2008 | Tia Lessin & Carl Deal | YouTube |
Member of the Club | 2008 | Phoebe Ferguson | YouTube |
A Village Called Versailles | 2009 | Leo Chiang | ITVS |
The Old Man and the Storm | 2009 | June Cross | PBS |
The Yes Men Fix the World | 2009 | Andy Bichlbaum, Mike Bonanno & Kurt Engfehr | YouTube |
Mine | 2009 | Geralyn Pezanoski | YouTube |
Land of Opportunity | 2010 | Luisa Dantas | Vimeo |
If God is Willing and da Creek Don’t Rise | 2010 | Spike Lee | HBO |
Lost Restaurants of New Orleans | 2010 | Peggy Scott Laborde | Peggy Scott Laborde |
Race | 2010 | Katherine Cecil | Race The Documentary |
The Big Uneasy | 2010 | Harry Shearer | The Big Uneasy |
Walker Percy | 2010 | Win Riley | Walker Percy |
The Sons of Tennessee Williams | 2010 | Tim Wolff | YouTube |
Mr. Cao Goes to Washington | 2011 | Leo Chiang | Mr. Cao Goes to Washington |
New Orleans in the ’50s | 2011 | Peggy Scott Laborde | WYES |
Bury the Hatchet | 2011 | Aaron Walker | YouTube |
I’m Carolyn Parker: The Good, the Mad, and the Beautiful | 2011 | Jonathan Demme | YouTube |
Tchoupitoulas | 2013 | Bill & Turner Ross | The New York Times |
Rebel | 2013 | Maria Agui Carter | Rebel Documentary |
Rebirth: New Orleans | 2013 | John Merrow | Rebirth: New Orleans |
A Warehouse on Tchoupitoulas | 2013 | Jessy Cale Williamson | Vimeo |
Bayou Maharajah | 2013 | Lily Keber | Vimeo |
Tradition is a Temple: The Modern Masters of New Orleans | 2013 | Darren Hoffman | YouTube |
The Whole Gritty City | 2013 | Richard Barber | YouTube |
T-Galop | 2013 | Connie Castille | YouTube |
Shell Shocked | 2013 | John Richie | YouTube |
Getting Back to Abnormal | 2014 | Louis Alvarez, Andy Kolker, Peter Odabashian & Paul Stekler | YouTube |
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