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By the turn of the century almost half of humanity will live in towns and
cities. Maintaining these cities will become a major headache.
Off-air recording 14/3/90 Australian Broadcasting Corporation, TV Science Unit
c1990.
ERC VID.
333 QUE 14 MAR 90 : VHS.
A QUESTION OF SURVIVAL [VIDEORECORDING].
Documentary with 3 segments, ca. 9 min. each.
Reporters, Richard Smith, Christopher Zinn, Rebecca Le Tourneau; director, Paul
Schneller.
1.Intractable waste and ideas to use waste products --2. Milk, should we buy it
in glass, plastic or paper --3. The Lake Eacham rainbow fish, nearly destroyed
by introduced feral fish, and then the species saved by breeding.
Off-air recording 15/7/92 Australian Broadcasting Corporation, TV Science Unit
c1992.
ERC VID.
333 QUE 15 JUL 92 : VHS.
A QUESTION OF SURVIVAL [VIDEORECORDING].
Documentary with 3 segments, ca. 9 min. each.
Reporters, Richard Smith, Christopher Zinn, Rebecca Le Tourneau; director, Paul
Schneller.
1. Mound springs in South Australia, desert oases teaming with animals found
nowhere else on earth -- 2. The couple who gave up their island to save an
endangered bird, the forty spotted pardelote -- 3. The Pacific yew tree (Taxol)
from North America may hold a cure for cancer.
Off-air recording17/6/92 Australian Broadcasting Corporation, TV Science Unit
c1992.
ERC VID.
333 QUE 17 JUN 92 : VHS.
A QUESTION OF SURVIVAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST [VIDEORECORDING].
Documentary with 3 segments, ca. 9 min. each.
1. Project tiger. The Ranthambhore National Park wildlife reserve in India -- 2.
Bauxite is mined by Alcoa in the jarrah forest in Western Australia; the company
carries out mine site rehabilitation -- 3. Ecoterrorism, the effects of war on
the natural land, including oil slick, and oil fires where smoke traps the sun's
energy.
Reporters, Richard Smith, Christopher Zinn, Catherine McGrath; director, Ian
Allen.
Balancing the needs of humans and wildlife.
Off-air recording 20/2/90 Australian Broadcasting Corporation, TV Science Unit
c1990.
ERC VID.
333 QUE 20 FEB 90 : VHS.
A QUESTION OF SURVIVAL 4. POWER GAMES [VIDEORECORDING].
Documentary with 3 segments, ca. 9 min. each.
1. Burning coal for electricity is the main cause of the greenhouse effect, and
fossil fuel resources will run out -- 2. Solar research in the arid west of
N.S.W. seeks ways to store solar energy by chemical means -- 3. The third world
is running out of timber fuel. A simple stove developed in Africa will help save
trees.
Reporters, Richard Smith, Nicholas Stuart, Catherine McGrath; director, Ian
Allen.
Scientists are searching for cheap and clean alternative fuel sources.
Off-air recording 21/2/90 Australian Broadcasting Corporation, TV Science Unit
c1990.
ERC VID.