"Chasing Ice" documentary review Part I on

Friday, November 16, 2012, I was at the premiere of "Chasing Ice" at the Egyptian Theater in Seattle, WA. Part I of my review on the fascinating "Chasing Ice" documentary from James Balog and his Extreme Ice Survey, with help from NASA, is now up on Perihelionsf.com. Next month, you will also be able to read Part II there.

Check it out. This is one of the greatest, most important documentaries I've ever seen and it has incredible, stunning footage of glaciers, including scenes that perhaps no human has ever before seen.

James Balog with icebergs at Ilulissat Isfjord,
UNESCO World Heritage site,
Disko Bay Greenland.

Chasing Ice Crew at Sundance

A melt zone

An EIS team member provides scale in a massive landscape
of crevasses on the Svínafellsjökull Glacier in Iceland.

These images are...nothing.

See this movie.

Certainly, if you do not believe in climate change,

you have to see this documentary.