Earth's Greatest Enemy:at the Hyland Cinema

This is one of those movies you just have to watch with other people. Stay for the Q&A meet other concerned people and learn next steps.
About this Event

Back by popular demand, this movie captures the US military’s impact on Earth’s oceans, specifically exploding decommissioned ships in the open water, detonating mountains in Okinawa and taking the dirt to fill in coral reefs so the military can use the land for part of a base. One of the film’s most surprising revelations is that the US military determines how many sea mammals they can K*ll. All of this, of course, affects fishing and biodiversity that sustains the oceans—and human and animal life around the world, most directly the people of the Pacific, whether it be Hawai’i, Okinawa, or the other islands where the US has set up permanent military outposts.