After the Film
What continues
The film ends. The monitoring, public records, and river work continue.
01
Follow the watershed
Coosa Riverkeeper monitors the waterways connecting Anniston to the wider Coosa basin. Supporting that work helps turn a historical story into present-day information communities can use.
02
Read the public record
Fish-consumption advisories, five-year reviews, cleanup plans, and water-quality reports can be technical, but they shape daily decisions. Public oversight begins with information people can find and understand.
03
Ask what is being measured
PCBs move differently through blood, body fat, sediment, and fish. Good questions begin with what is being tested, how often testing happens, and who receives the results.
04
Host a screening
Bring Unnatural Disaster to a festival, campus, classroom, or community space. A screening can make room for the history, science, and local knowledge to be considered together.
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