Reviews

In A Sea Change, retired high school teacher Sven Huseby learns that the oceans are becoming more acidic because they’ve absorbed much of the carbon …

Stop whatever you are doing and immediately make plans to go see “A Sea Change”… Regardless of your science background, you will not only understand …

“A Sea Change could not be more timely. I believe acidification of our oceans is actually a greater threat to our survival than is temperature …

“Human denial of various colors has unfortunately played a large role in fostering inaction over mitigating global warming’s effects. Ettinger wisely gets around this problem …

A Sea Change looks terrific, with lots of breathtaking footage of the natural world, from the tiniest pteropod (the fluttery, planktonic sea snail that is …

“A Sea Change offers a searching, emotionally powerful look at ocean acidification. This problem is sometimes called the “evil twin” of climate change, and many …

“A Sea Change follows ex-history teacher, activist and grandfather Sven Huseby as he travels to visit various scientists to learn more about the impacts of …

“Ocean acidification is a significant part of the climate change story. A Sea Change does a unique and excellent job of conveying this complex scientific …

“Like Sven and many others in A Sea Change, once I learned about the problem of ocean acidification I have been able to think of …

“Huseby launches an adorable “About Schmidt”-like road trip to meet the world’s leading oceanographers and global warming experts to better understand the magnitude of the …

“Ocean acidification is the flip side of global warming and if you have children, grandchildren or any investment in life as we know it continuing …

“Pteropods dance to a musical composition of perfect balance. Their translucent wings flutter delicately deep within our oceans. With each movement they beckon us to …