2040 - Sustainable Development Goals

What is the main purpose of the movie "2040"?

• Explore the history of technology in the 20th century.

• Document the life of a famous scientist.

• Present a glimpse of a positive and sustainable future.

• Investigate the effects of climate change in the present.

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What are some of the solutions presented in the film for dealing with environmental challenges?

• Increase plastic production and use fossil fuels more efficiently.

• Invest in renewable energy, regenerative agriculture and electric mobility.

• Promote excessive consumption of natural resources to boost the economy.

• Expand urbanization without considering environmental impacts.

What are the main themes or topics covered in the film?

• The history of nineteenth-century literature.

• The evolution of wars throughout history.

• The negative consequences of technological advances.

• Renewable energies, education, sustainable agriculture and collaborative economy.

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What are some of the technological innovations mentioned that can help build a more sustainable future?

• Intensive use of fossil fuels.

• Introduction of polluting technologies.

• Nuclear energy without control.

• Solar and wind energy, electric mobility and regenerative agriculture.

According to the film, how can agriculture be transformed to be more sustainable?

• Increasing the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers.

• Implementing large-scale monocultures.

• Applying regenerative agriculture and agroforestry techniques.

• Expanding the destruction of natural habitats for agriculture.

How is energy approached in the film? What are some of the sustainable energy sources discussed?

• Focusing exclusively on coal and natural gas.

• Neglecting the importance of renewable energies.

• Exploring the advantages of hydropower.

• Highlighting the advantages of solar, wind and wave energy.

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What is the role of education in creating a more sustainable future, according to the film?

• Education does not play a significant role in the film.

• Education is important only for economic development.

• Education is essential to raise awareness and enable people to adopt sustainable practices.

• Education is only necessary for the younger generations.

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How is cross-community collaboration presented as a solution in the film?

• The film argues that communities should compete to solve problems.

• The film does not address collaboration between communities as a solution.

• The film shows examples of communities working together and sharing resources to face challenges.

• The film suggests that communities should isolate themselves to avoid environmental problems.

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What are some of the ways the film emphasizes the importance of individual actions?

• The film highlights that small changes in individual behaviors can have a positive ripple effect.

• The film does not address the importance of individual actions.

• The film claims that individual actions have no significant impact.

• The movie says that only big companies have the power to make an impact.

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How does "2040" try to inspire the public to take action for a more sustainable future?

• The film discourages any action, focusing only on current problems.

• The film does not try to inspire the audience in any way.

• The film presents a utopian future that is impossible to reach.

• The film shows viable and positive solutions, emphasizes the power of collaboration and encourages viewers to take action.