sugarsnap27 Review of Ice on Fire

Ice on Fire (2019)

A solid film, but no mention of animal agriculture damages its credibility

[4/10 · 29 June 2019]

Everything presented is valuable information, but the film omits ANY mention of the impact of land-based animal agriculture on climate change. When you're making a film about what humans have done and now might do differently, there's no excuse for excluding information about animal agriculture. I'm not saying advocate for veganism, just be real and offer the same kind of scientific information about the impact of collectively reducing our consumption of animal products. If you can showcase marine farming and mention overfishing, you can and must talk about animal agriculture on land. You're shirking the responsibility you took on in making this film by omitting such a significant piece of the puzzle.