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While it didn’t have the same cultural momentum and buzz that previous works of his have garnered in the past, Michael Moore’s new doc, titled “Planet of the Humans,” has still found itself a fair bit of controversy.

Michael Moore and Jeff Gibbs’ controversial environmental documentary “Planet of the Humans” has been scrapped from YouTube.

Michael Moore’s controversial documentary “Planet of the Humans” has been removed from YouTube due to a copyright dispute. The filmmaker executive produced the documentary along with Jeff Gibbs, who issued a statement calling the removal from YouTube a “blatant act of censorship.” The film was streaming for free on YouTube and asked questions about purported “green solutions” to fossil fuels, arguing that they offer only a false sense of progress on environmental issues and climate change.

Michael Moore’s new climate change movie has been removed from YouTube following a copyright infringement claim by a British environmental photographer.

"These Trumpian tactics are shameful," said filmmaker Jeff Gibbs

Michael Moore and Jeff Gibbs’ controversial environmental documentary “Planet of the Humans” has been scrapped from YouTube.

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It's been labelled “dangerous, misleading and destructive”

“Planet of the Humans”, the brand new Michael Moore-produced climate change documentary, has become the subject of widespread controversy after being accused of being “riddled with falsehoods and misinformation” by a leading climate change activist calling to have the film removed.

"How long do you think we humans have?" asks filmmaker Jeff Gibbs to a series of random people at the beginning of his environmental-themed documentary, Planet of the Humans. That the question has since taken on a particularly sinister edge in the wake of COVID-19 is but one of the many ironies of the film made available for free on YouTube for 30 days, courtesy of executive producer Michael Moore.

Michael Moore is expanding the scope of his Rumble Media banner with the release of an environmental feature documentary. The 140-minute film, Planet of the Humans, was released Tuesday on YouTube, timed to Earth Day on April 22.

LOS ANGELES — As environmentalists celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day this week, a new documentary poses a sobering question.

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