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Science Documentary hosted by Edward Norton, published by National Geographic in 2009 - English narration

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National Geographic's Strange Days on Planet Earth Hosted by Edward Norton this show is constructed as a high-tech detective story with the fate of the planet at stake. Around the globe scientists are racing to solve a series of mysteries. Unsettling transformations are sweeping across the planet and clue by clue investigators are assembling a new picture of Earth and discovering that seemingly disparate events are actually connected. How could a one-degree rise in average temperature have profound effects around the globe? How could crumbling houses in New Orleans be linked to voracious creatures from southern China? this award-winning documentary uses state-of-the-art graphics and globe-spanning investigations to understand how our environment is changing and why. Dust clouds are building high over the Atlantic. An entire population of caribou is declining, while other species are pushed to the limits of their physical survival in the oceans. A respiratory illness, once uncommon among children in Trinidad, is now widespread. Amazingly, many scientists now believe these disparate phenomena may be linked to global climate change.