Beakman explains that water doesn't turn into electricity but instead the hydraulic energy creates electricity using dams. He explains how dams work. A river has kinetic energy so when it hits the dam, it can use that to move the turbines which then create electricity.

Kip Anderson, the narrator, explains how he wanted to make a difference in the environment. He was doing all the things he was told (trying to save water, riding bikes, recycling, and more). After research he found that there was another problems that was leading to the detriment of the planet: animal agriculture.

This clip explains that, while the population of the Earth has dramatically increased in the last 100 years, the needs of humans are significantly less than the needs of animals in order for humans to eat them.

John, co-owner of a farm, explains the process of factory farming. He mentions that it includes raising the cattle and deciding which ones to sell to use for meat. This clip mentions that factory farming takes up so much land and resources and ultimately "cannot be sustainable."

This clip includes details about the difference in land required to support a plant-based diet and a meat-based diet.