Here we go again, another Oscar nominated film full of scare mongering and nonfactual arguments about humans polluting the environment. Remember Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth? That "documentary" turned out to be inconveniently false while Al raked in millions based on emotion, junk science and end of the world global warming predictions.
Phelim McAleer, producer of Not Evil Just Wrong, asked director Josh Fox of a new film called Gasland a few inconvenient questions about the "facts" in the film and his claims that people can light their water on fire because of a process called fracking, which is used to extract natural gas trapped deep inside rocks below the earth.