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Energy : a strategy for survival
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- moving images
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JEM Productions Limited
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1981 (Creation)
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Documentary. "British Columbia is rich in energy potential, perhaps the brightest energy future in North America. But can this be achieved without environmental destruction? Will the benefits outweight the costs?" (catalogue description) Includes an interview with cabinet minister Bob McClelland.
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Copyright Government of British Columbia.
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Accession number(s): 94-9973
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sponsored/presented by: Mines and Petroleum Resources British Columbia. Ministry of Energy; sound: Martin Fossum; art direction: Barry Helmer; producing agency/company: JEM Productions Limited; re-recording: Barry P. Jones; director: Ken Jubenvill; editor: Ken Jubenvill; narrator: Fred Latremouille; sound: Ladislav Ondra; photography: John Seale; script: Richard Tomkies