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This is a film about a technique that could save more carbon emissions annually than all global aviation combined. It is a film about one of the biggest contributors to tropical deforestation and global warming: slash and burn agriculture. The film follows British scientist Mike Hands, who has laboured for 25 years to perfect a revolutionary sustainable farming technique to replace slash and burn farming in equatorial rainforests. Now he "only" needs to persuade governments, agencies and, most importantly, the farmers to adopt it.

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Adam Wakeling (*1973) studied art and Latinamerican politics in London and Liverpool and has worked for TV since. He now lives in Berlin. Up in Smoke is his documentary debut.

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