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VR can be a great tool to teach climate change because it as an empathy machine. You can get a humain emotion to climate change.

Robert Fox

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Description

BiosphereVR is a pioneering project using 360-degree, immersive film, also known as virtual reality (VR). This captivating film takes you on a ’virtual field-trip’ to an array of distant places around the world where climate change is already showing its negative impact. BiosphereVR employs a filmic approach by utilizing real-world case-studies of people and nature battling with climate change. It enables you to immerse yourself in the reality of our changing world.

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Key Figures

5 documentaries for now:

  1. My drowning island, Kiribati. You are transported to the south pacific Island of Kiribati, the lowest-lying place on Earth and the most vulnerable because the smallest rise in sea levels will be felt here.
  2. Saving my oasis, Morocco.
  3. Hot coffee in Ethopia.
  4. My drying farm, Jordan.
  5. Mist over Beijin, China.

Key points of the interview

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