Lynda Deschambault concluded five years of Green Rheem movies on an upbeat note May 21 when her group showed the film "Green Fire" about the life and legacy of Aldo Leopold, the first conservationist. Deschambault, co-founder of the non-profit Generation Green, hopes that a younger generation will step up to continue the Green movie nights in the future. Generation Green offered the movies with support from partner associations Sustainable Moraga, Sustainable Lafayette, and Support Mount Diablo.
Generation Green's Top 10 List of Green Movies
"Tapped"
"End of the Line"
"Too Hot Not to Handle"
"Food Inc"
"Gas Land"
"Addicted to Plastics"
"Dirt"
"Who Killed the Electric Car"
"Living Downstream"
"Butterflies and Bulldozers"
Generation Green's Top 10 List of Green Movies
"Tapped"
"End of the Line"
"Too Hot Not to Handle"
"Food Inc"
"Gas Land"
"Addicted to Plastics"
"Dirt"
"Who Killed the Electric Car"
"Living Downstream"
"Butterflies and Bulldozers"
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