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Flash Point Donnie Yen December: Week 1 Hello, everyone, and welcome once again to the internets movie review column that has never had to jump from one building’s roof to another building’s roof in order to continue the pursuit of a bad guy that just did bad guy things, The Gratuitous B-Movie Column, and I am your host Bryan Kristopowitz. In this issue, issue number five hundred and seventy-nine, Donnie Yen December begins with the 2007 action flick Flash Point. Flash Point Flash Point, ...

Sky and much of the clean water. >> how did china lose its blue sky? >> 35 years of massive industrialization and urbanization, and its very much coal-based energy and pollution-intensive. >> ma jun says inhaling the dirty air is a lot like inhaling cigarette smoke. he took me to the clean air center. it specializes in masks, filters, and other devices to protect families from the pollution. of all the things that weve seen, this one bothers me the most. a baby-size little gas mask. and then thi...

Sky over beijing is consistently blue again. ma jun says theres a lesson in that for anyone who thinks coal spells progress. >> you know, when i heard some of the efforts, actions, trying to weaken the role, the capacity of the epa in america, im a little bit concerned. i hope that before you take that action, maybe you could come here and get a sense about the outcome, you know, before you make that decision. >> weve talked a lot tonight about pollution, electric cars, and coal. but really this...

Stations. air quality is slowly improving, but its going to take a generation at best before the sky over beijing is consistently blue again. ma jun says theres a lesson in that for anyone who thinks coal spells progress. >> you know, when i heard some of the efforts, actions trying to weaken the role, the capacity of epa in america, im a little bit concerned. i hope that before you take that action, maybe you could come here and get a sense about the outcome, you know, before you make that deci...

Guys, i know being a first-time homeowner is scary, but you dont have to do this. man #2: what if a tree falls on our garage? woman: what if a tornado rips off our roof? flo: youre covered. and youve bundled your home and auto insurance, so youre saving a ton. come on. you dont want to start your new life in a dirty old truck. man #3: hey. man #1: whoa, whoa. flo: sorry. woman: oh. flo: youre safe. youre safe now. woman: i think im gonna pass out. can you stop using the bullhorn? flo: i dont mak...

We did have blue sky, and i learned my swimming in the nearby river. but now, you know, we lost blue sky and much of the clean water. >> how did china lose its blue sky? >> 35 years of massive industrialization and urbanization, and its very much coal-based energy and pollution-intensive. >> ma jun says inhaling the dirty area is a lot like inhaling cigarette storm. he took me to a store you can probably only find in china. its the clean air center. it specializes in masks, filters, and other de...

Environmental movement. he started out as an investigative reporter, but these days hes turned the whole country into environmental detectives. >> this is what we call light pollution, then moderate pollution. >> and red is obviously not good? >> yeah. >> his award-winning app allows ordinary people who see something in the air or in the water to say something. every subscriber then gets a realtime picture of how bad the pollution is. >> people can check about all this emission sources data. >> ...

But its going to take a generation at best before the sky over beijing is consistently blue again. ma jun says theres a lesson in that for anyone who thinks coal spells progress. >> you know, when i heard some of the actions trying to weaken the role, the capacity of epa in america, im a little bit concerned. i hope that before you take that action, maybe you could come here and get a sense about the outcome, you know, before you make that decision. >> weve talked a lot tonight about pollution, ...

Nearby river. but now, you know, we lost blue sky and much of the clean water. >> how did china lose its blue sky? >> 35 years of massive industrialization and urbanization, and its very much coal-based energy and pollution-intensive. >> ma jun says inhaming the dirty area is a lot like inhaling cigarette storm. he took me to the clean air center. it specializes in masks, filters, and other devices to protect families from the pollution. of all the things that weve seen, this one bothers me the ...