“Triple Benefit Principle – Can We really Live in a Sustainable Way?” is a short film produced by Klaus Renoldner and Laura Skocek. Facing the facts of man-made climate change, it presents the possibility of a sustainable life style.
Synopsis:
Based on his experiences, working as a physician in Latin America and a rural Austrian community, Klaus Renoldner developed the Triple Benefit Principle between 1996 and 2011 as an attempt to realize a sustainable and ecological lifestyle.
The three facets of the Triple Benefit Principle are: 1. living a low carbon lifestyle regarding housing, consumption and transport; 2. improving health through cycling at individual, local, and global scales; and 3. investing the financial savings from facet 1 in renewable energy generation.
Screenings:
2019 Green Screen – The Environmental Film Festival (Trinidad & Tobago)
2019 Handle Climate Change Film Festival (Shenzhen/China)
2019 Kraków International Green Film Festival (Cracow/Poland)
2019 Tulum World Environment Film Festival (Tulum/México)
2018 Screening & discussion Triple Benefit Principle (Main Library Vienna/Austria)
Year
2018
Duration
14 min. 40 sec.
Idea & Script
Klaus Renoldner
Directing, Editing, Camera & Animation
Laura Skocek
Sound
Christoph Gruber
Date
February 22, 2016
