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COMFORT ZONE: A FILM ABOUT CHANGE
By Kate Kressman-Kehoe, Dave Danesh and Sean Donnelly

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Three filmmakers set out to answer a simple question: What will climate change mean in Upstate New York? The answers were not so simple.

What will climate change bring where it is not an obvious threat? Where sea level rise isn’t a factor and where, frankly, people would like it to be a little warmer?

Comfort Zone takes the global issue of climate change to a local and personal level. It’s the story of what we all face when trying to translate this global problem to our individual lives. What is at stake? What can I do about it? What if dealing with this problem asks things of me that I am not yet ready to give? The climate is already changing, now what about us?

This film is in the final stages of post production. Visit our website: www.comfortzoneproject.com

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Last updated: Jul. 7, 2012