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The New Fire (2017)

Released October 14, 2017Runtime 1h 24mDirector David Schumacher

As the effects of climate change become more and more apparent, a new generation of nuclear engineers is on the rise, hoping to help solve this greatest environmental challenge humanity has ever faced. THE NEW FIRE is a documentary by Emmy-winning director David Schumacher, which provides a timely perspective on addressing climate change and global development. Nuclear energy has been vilified in much of the environmental community, yet the next-generation reactors currently in development may actually be the key to avoiding climate catastrophe

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Cast of The New Fire

Bill Gates

Bill Gates

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James Hansen

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Jeffrey Sachs

Jeffrey Sachs

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About The New Fire

Where can I watch The New Fire?

The New Fire is currently streaming in the United States on Magellan TV.

Who stars in The New Fire?

The New Fire stars Nick Touran, Ken Caldeira, Leslie Dewan, Bill Gates, James Hansen.

Who directed The New Fire?

The New Fire was directed by David Schumacher.

How long is The New Fire?

The New Fire has a runtime of 1h 24m.

What is The New Fire about?

As the effects of climate change become more and more apparent, a new generation of nuclear engineers is on the rise, hoping to help solve this greatest environmental challenge humanity has ever faced. THE NEW FIRE is a documentary by Emmy-winning director David Schumacher, which provides a timely perspective on addressing climate change and global development. Nuclear energy has been vilified in much of the environmental community, yet the next-generation reactors currently in development may actually be the key to avoiding climate catastrophe