Over the past two years (1988 and 1989) the 'greenhouse effect' has stormed to the top of the international agenda. In that time "Can Polar Bears Tread Water?" has been tracking the cause and dangers of climate change. But the real problem addressed bty the programme is the mass migration of people displaced by effects of climate change.
This film includes the views of scientists, politicians and people affected by climate change in Britain, America, Canada, Chine, India, Russia and Bangladesh.
Winner of a Wildscreen Film Festival "Special Award" at the "Panda" awards ceremony held in Bristol, UK
| Camera: | Peter Greenhalgh |
| Camera: | J. Simmons |
| Camera: | C. Morphet |
| Camera: | F. Leung |
| Camera: | T. Pandey |
| Camera: | Alan Morgan |
| Director: | Lawrence Moore |
| Dubbing: | Colin Martin |
| Editor: | Lawrence Moore |
| Editor: | M. Pavett |
| Narrator: | Bill Paterson |
| Producer: | Lawrence Moore |
| Production Organisation: | Central Independent Television |
| Script: | Lawrence Moore |
| Script: | Robbie Stamp |
| Sound: | Mel Marr |
| Sound: | Albert Bailey |
| Sound: | M. Claydon |
