Fighting Goliath: Texas Coal Wars
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| Subjects: Activism, American Studies, Energy, Environment, Renewable Energy, Sustainability | ||||
The eye-opening story centers on the leadership of 17 Texas mayors and the unlikely partners who have come together to oppose the coal plants, setting a national example and changing public policy throughout the state. An asset to any classroom looking to understand the sociological and bureaucratic elements to the coal struggle, Fighting Goliath sets out to impart a crucial and global message: It's not too late. We can stop the coal rush. |
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Awards:
- Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary, Short Indie; Red Rock Film Festival
- Audience Award for Best Documentary Short; Santa Barbara Film Festival
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