Why the Humanities Matter
Transcript: The Why the Humanities Matter Summer Institute for teachers brings together english language arts teachers and social studies teachers to talk about
Anthropocene: The Human Epoch
Kino Lorber, in partnership with Kanopy, is proud to be bringing Anthropocene: The Human Epoch to theaters across the U.S. for a nationwide screening
The Human Effect
Rainforests provide a wide variety of foods, wood, flowers, and herbs. Rainforests are often cleared for subsistence farming, planned communities, and pastures. Deforestation means loss of biodiversity.
Humans Shape the Earth
The 6 billion people on Earth occupy 1/3 of its land, leading to extinctions of species and eco-pollution. Greenhouse gases like CO2 have risen
Inside the Human Brain
The human brain is the most complex machine in the universe. Imaging technology revealed that reading and writing do not come naturally but must be
The Human Epoch
Humans have an enormous impact on the earth. Humans move earth and rocks, coal and minerals in vast quantities. Humans have altered 75% of the world
The Human Machine
Mechanics, based on mathematics and physics, is used to explain much of life. The idea that simple components working together make a complex machine
Human Cells
The human body consists of many types of cells. Common characteristics include the plasma membrane, nucleus, organelles, and cytoplasm.
Selfish Humans
The Kitty Genovese murder became a symbol for all that was going wrong with the world in the 1960s. Children of rich parents are more likely to visit
Human Species
The human species emerged about 200,000 years ago. When humans left Africa 60,000 years ago, they spread out over the entire planet. Humans are