03535cgm a2200721Ia 450000100090000000300060000900500170001500700100003200800410004202000150008302000180009802400170011602800180013303500230015103500380017403500180021203700470023004001190027705000230039608200160041924501170043526000440055230000530059650000360064950000220068550503340070750801910104151100280123252003740126052100280163453800400166253800610170254600860176365000200184965000160186965000280188565000300191365000450194365000560198865100380204465100340208265500440211665500430216065500540220365500650225765500360232270000170235870000170237570000270239270000200241970000190243970000190245871000220247771000300249971000290252971000330255873000300259174000200262174000460264174000190268774000410270685600660274710056163AUA.120201001114408.0vd cvaizq040622s2004    mau120            vleng d  a1593751435  a978159375143210a78342137919042aWG37919bWGBH  a(OCoLC)ocm55696543  a(OCoLC)55696543z(OCoLC)745958142  a(NNC)10056163  bMidwest Tapesnhttp://www.midwesttapes.com  aTEFMTbengcTEFMTdGK8dRCSdCUVdWAUdOCLCQdOCLdWCMdUMCdLMRdOCLCQdYDXCPdOCLCQdRCSdNRAMUdOCLCQdLMLdJTL 4aHB849.4b.W67 200404a363.9/122200aWorld in the balanceh[videorecording] /cNova ; WGBH Educational Foundation ; executive producer, Linda Harrar.  a[Boston, Mass.] :bWGBH Boston,cc2004.  a1 videodisc (120 min.) :bsd., col. ;c4 3/4 in.  aDVD-ROM features: 11 PDF files.  aLetterbox format.00tPeople paradox / a co-production of Nova and Linda Harrar Productions ; written, produced and directed by Sarah Holt ; Kenya segment produced and directed by Jackie Mow --tChina revs up / a co-production of Nova and Powderhouse Productions, Inc. ; written by Chris Schmidt & Joel Olicker; produced and directed by Chris Schmidt.  aMusic, Michael Bacon. People paradox: camera, Ned Johnston, Steve McCarthy, Bob Poole ; editor, Sarah Holt. China revs up: editor, David Carnochan ; director of photography, Gary Henoch.0 aNarrator, Oliver Platt.  aThe people paradox: In Japan, Europe and Russia, birth rates are shrinking and the population is aging. In parts of India and Africa, more than half of the still growing population is under 25. The world population is now careening in two dramatically different directions. China revs up: Examines China's booming economy and the impact it is having on the environment.8 aMPAA rating: Not rated.  aDVD, NTSC, region 1; Dolby Digital.  aDVD-ROM segments requires DVD-ROM player and PDF reader.  aClosed-captioned; optional audio description for people with visual disabilities. 0aOverpopulation. 0aPopulation. 0aChildbirthvStatistics. 0aOlder peoplevStatistics. 0aPollutionzChinaxHistoryy21st century. 0aPollution preventionzChinaxHistoryy21st century. 0aChinaxEconomic conditionsy2000- 0aChinaxEconomic policyy2000- 7aDocumentary television programs.2lcgft 7aNonfiction television programs.2lcgft 7aVideo recordings for the hearing impaired.2lcgft 7aVideo recordings for people with visual disabilities.2lcgft 7aDocumentaryvTelevision.2migfg1 aHolt, Sarah.1 aMow, Jackie.1 aBacon, Michael,d1948-1 aSchmidt, Chris.1 aOlicker, Joel.1 aPlatt, Oliver.2 aWGBH Video (Firm)2 aLinda Harrar Productions.2 aPowderhouse Productions.2 aWGBH Educational Foundation.0 aNova (Television program)02aPeople paradox.02aWorld in the balance, the people paradox.02aChina revs up.02aWorld in the balance, China revs up.423Related resourcesuhttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/worldbalance/