The Dewey came from Ancilla College's catalog, the LC from IUCat.

Title's pretty self-explanatory. Designs for electric vehicles have been around for awhile--longer than most people may think. This documentary looks at the history of the electric car and investigates who was responsible for the failure of electric cars: consumers, car companies, big oil?

Mild language, rated PG, but it's probably not going to appeal to most kids under 13 or 14, anyway.

An extensive look at the variety of life and ecosystems of our planet, with stunning photography and some rare footage of animals, including the snow leopard and a pride of lions attacking a grown elephant.

If your children can handle the predator/prey scenes in Nature on PBS, they will love this.

Certainly one of the most disturbing documentaries I've seen. Looks at the food industry and what their practices are like, and how these practices affect us as consumers.

This isn't a film I would recommend showing to young children if you want them to continue eating meat. Disturbing scenes of the treatment of animals in factory farms and slaughterhouses.