The Tipping Points (TV Series 2013-2014)With Bernice Notenboom. A six part series presented by climate adventurer Bernice Notenboom who travels around the world from the Greenland Ice-sheet to Africa, The Himalayas, The High Arctic, Oceania and The Amazon Rainforest.

Weather Channel, NHK, VPRO find “Tipping Points”Weather Channel, NHK, VPRO find “Tipping Points” U.S. network The Weather Channel has picked up U.S. rights to Tipping Points, an international coproduction exploring the tipping points of changing climate. The 6 x 60-minute series is being produced by Australian prodco Unboxed Media and is set to premiere in October 2013. Other networks on board the doc include NHK in Japan, the ARD Group in Germany, Canvas in Belgium, VPRO in Holland and The Australia Network. The docu-series will follow a group of scientists as they “venture off the grid to explore the perilous tipping points making our weather systems more extreme and unpredictable,” according to the network.

Weather Channel series takes journey to Earth’s tipping pointsThere’s a lot of scary Halloween programming this month, but a new Weather Channel series might be the most frightening of all. “The Tipping Points: 6 Places on Earth Where Climate’s Changed” is scary because it’s real, showing what global warming will do to the planet if it proceeds at the current rate – starting with the Amazon rain forest, where drought, fires, changes in carbon dioxide, and loss of biodiversity due to climate change are converging with disastrous consequences. Premiering Oct.

The Weather Channel brings World’s “Tipping Points” October 2013Smallscreen News The Weather Channel Companies announced today that it is the U.S. partner on the global production of “Tipping Points,” a series that will explore the emerging tipping points of our changing climate system that have recently drawn concern from scientific communities worldwide for their fragile and near-crisis state. The groundbreaking docu-series will follow a group of pre-eminent scientists as they venture off the grid to explore the perilous tipping points making our weather systems more extreme and unpredictable.

Weather Channel original production “Tipping Points” charts climate changemedia-credit name=”Weather Channel” align=”alignright” width=”270″] [/media-credit] They’re not just about highs and lows on the map any more. The Weather Channel announced Thursday it’s latest original production, an ambitious-sounding six-part documentary series, “Tipping Points,” for which it serves as the U.S. partner. The aim is to chronicle what’s going on with the Earth’s rapidly changing (“destabilizing,” scientists say) climate system. There’s no mention of “global warming” in the project description, but melting icecaps and dying rainforests are among the critical examples. The six hours will follow a group of scientists from the Amazon to Siberia and beyond as they “explore the perilous tipping points making our weather systems more extreme and unpredictable.”

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