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🌴 80 years in exile. A paradise lost, but a story that refuses to be forgotten.
For eight decades, the people of Bikini Atoll have been displaced from their ancestral homeland, living with little hope of ever returning to the home that was once theirs. Their resilience and history deserve to be heard across the world.
You can help amplify their story and make a difference today:

* 🔁 Share this post to spread awareness and bring their story to a wider audience.
* 🎬 Watch & Share our film NUKED (website members can stream all our films for free!).
* 💛 Donate to Nitos Wings, an incredible organization dedicated to promoting innovative health and welfare solutions for Marshallese communities.

History shouldn’t stay buried. What action will you take today? Tell us in the comments below. 👇

“So we strive to save civilization, and we learn how to wreck it. All the same weekend.” 🤯
In 1946, journalist Raymond Gram Swing dropped this brutal reality check as they were gearing up to test atomic bombs at Bikini Atoll.
Trying to build peace on one side, while prepping for total destruction on the other.
Nearly 80 years later... why does this still feel so familiar? 💭
👇 DO YOU THINK HUMANITY HAS ACTUALLY LEARNED ANYTHING, OR IS HISTORY JUST REPEATING ITSELF?
Drop your thoughts below.

Huge thank you to everyone who took on , and to everyone out there doing their part every single day to protect the planet. 🌎✨

As expert David McRaney reminds us in this clip: humanity has solved massive challenges before, and we can do it again. We’ve got this! 🙌

Now, we want to hear from you: What’s the most mind-blowing, planet-saving innovation you’ve seen lately? 👇

Drop your favorites in the comments—you might just spark our next documentary idea! 🎥🍿

What happens to our trash matters just as much as how much of it we create. ♻️
To wrap up , we spoke with two experts tackling two of the biggest waste challenges today:
✨ Stephanie McLarty walks us through the lifecycle of e-waste and what you can do with your old phones and tech.
✨ Chelsea Rochman talks about what her Trash Team does and cleaning up our plastics in our water systems.
🎧 Both episodes are live now! Head to the link in our bio to stream them.
💬 Question for you: What’s one habit from Plastic Free July you’re keeping year-round?

6 days. Zero microplastics. Engineered bacteria. 🤯
“Living plastic” is here, and it might just change the game for single-use waste. But while the lab techs are out here saving the planet, we still have to do our part.

Poll: If this became the standard tomorrow, would you still reduce your single-use plastic usage?
Spill your thoughts below! 👇

What does online packaging waste actually do to our forests? 📦🌲

The average North American uses 7 trees’ worth of paper products a year. To meet demand, diverse boreal forests are clear-cut and chemically sprayed into single-species “money tree” plantations, which burn up to 840% faster than natural forests.

Watch This Film Is Garbage to uncover the hidden costs of overconsumption.

Today we’re celebrating 81 years of not getting blown up! Yay us!
Seriously, since the very first nuclear test 81 years ago today, humanity has successfully avoided hitting the giant red button. If that’s not a reason to celebrate the bare minimum, we don’t know what is.
And since we’re already celebrating weirdly specific milestones... what weirdly specific thing might you be celebrating today? 👇
(Did you actually fold your laundry? Did you ignore a phone call from an unknown number?) Let’s hear it.
Picture by Ben Hillman

Did you know there are microplastics in (most) gum?

Learn more from our doc Dark Side of the Chew

(And look for chicle in the ingredients for a more natural chew!)

We’d love to hear your thoughts. Tell us below 👇

This , reconsider your single use plastic so the corals don’t end up ‘chewing’ it.
Tell us your thoughts on all of this! We’d love to hear from you.

Want to see more of Coral Ghosts?
👉 How to watch: Hit the link in our bio (takeactionfilms.com) to become a member and watch for free.

Turns out the scariest monster in your house is actually under the kitchen sink. 🫣
Break up with toxic chemicals and watch Chemerical for FREE. It’s the documentary your lungs have been waiting for.

👉 How to watch: Hit the link in our bio (takeactionfilms.com) to become a member to watch for free. Snag our newsletter while you’re there for eco-tips and new releases! 🎬