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From AI neural networks to fungal root systems, we’re living in an age of vast intelligence. But it’s what we do with this intelligence that matters. This is a moment defined by innovation - human, artificial, and ecological. But solving the plastic pollution crisis will take more than intelligence. It will take action. This World Environment Day 5 June, let’s work together to #BeatPlasticPollution. Learn more at worldenvironmentday.global About this Video The soundtrack is a collaboration between Kenyan artist Blinky Bill and Nature - yes, Nature is credited as co-producer through the Sounds Right project: https://www.soundsright.earth/. The track uses real sounds from the wild - wind, birds, trees, water - reminding us that Nature has always had something to say. We just haven’t always listened. Many of the shots are powered by Open Planet https://openplanet.org/ a free global video library designed to help creators tell stories that make a difference. Anyone working in education, climate, or impact media can use it to help bring the planet’s voice to life. Some of the images are AI-assisted, animated from still images created by UNEP or with a Creative Commons license.
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