Prime
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Initial release | USA |
|---|---|
| Directors | Ben Younger |
| Box office | 67. 94 million USD |
| Screenplay | Ben Younger |
| Producers | Suzanne Todd |
| Jennifer Todd | |
| First appear | Prime #1 |
| Alter ego | Kevin Green |
| Team affili | Ultraforce |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2052998 |
About Prime
Prime is a superhero character created by Bob Jacob, Gerard Jones, Len Strazewski, Norm Breyfogle, and Bret Blevins. The character debuted in Prime #1 under Malibu Comics' Ultraverse imprint, and was one of the publisher's flagship characters, and a member of its superhero team Ultraforce.
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Attenborough: World 'changing habits' on plastic
The World is beginning to tackle The Threat of plastic waste, according to the renowned broadcaster Sir David Attenborough .
"I think we're all shifting our behaviour, I really do," Sir David said in an interview with the BBC.
Describing plastic pollution as "vile" and "horrid", he said there was growing awareness of the damage it can do.
"I think we are changing our habits, and The World is Waking Up to what we've done to The Planet ," he said.
Sir David Was speaking as he and the BBC's Natural History Unit (NHU) were announced as The Winners of the prestigious Chatham House Prize for their Blue Planet II series of documentaries.
Chatham House , a foreign affairs think-tank based in London, awards The Prize to people or organisations making a significant contribution to improving International Relations .
Its director, Dr Robin Niblett, described plastic pollution as "one of the gravest challenges facing The World 's oceans".
He said Sir David and the BBC Studios Natural History Unit played "an instrumental role in helping to put this issue at the forefront of the Public Agenda ".
"Blue Planet II spurred a passionate global response and generated clear behavioural and policy change. "
The series revealed how plastic items - estimated to total More Than 150 million tonnes - are drifting in The World 's oceans and causing the deaths of one million birds and 100,000 sea mammals each year.
In one of The Most moving scenes, which would doom them to die.
The Head of the NHU, Julian Hector, said he believed the programmes had "struck a chord" with The Public because they showed "the interaction of plastic and the Natural World ".
"We're emotionally engaging The Audience , giving them a connection with life histories, the behaviours, the plans that these animals have got, and how plastic in that case is Getting In their way, reducing their chicks' survival. "
For Sir David , these sights are "very powerful - they speak to parental instinct"; and they seem to have helped motivate people to take action.
"It's the beginning, and people in all parts of society are aware of what's happening, and it's vile, it's horrid and it's something we are clearly seeing inflicted on the Natural World and having a dreadful effect and there's something they can do about it.
"So in a way it's a bit of a litmus test to see if the population care about it and people do. "
Sir David said that techniques needed to be devised for handling plastic waste.
"We still need to know How To dispose of the wretched Material , surely if we can invent it, Somebody Somewhere is going to be able to deal with it, to deal with these mountains of this appalling Material . "
Also nominated for the Chatham House Prize were Abiy Ahmed , Prime Minister of Ethiopia, who recently won the Nobel Peace Prize; and Katrín Jakobsdóttir, Prime Minister of Iceland for her commitment to gender equality.
Sir David 's current series with the BBC NHU - - is broadcast on Bbc One on Sunday nights.
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Source of news: bbc.com
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