Is Netflix Transforming How Hollywood Approaches Climate Change?

Netflix's new Sustainability Collection may signal a change in how Hollywood approaches the climate crisis

in a blog, “This Earth Month, let us entertain you with stories about our planet and its heroes — with everything from cooking shows to dramas, stand-up comedy specials to family titles, to nature documentaries and climate fiction.” Another Netflix spokesperson said, “The collection is a curation of 170+ sustainability stories ranging from dramas like Ragnarok and Okja to comedies like Don't Look Up, from documentaries like A Life on Our Planet to family friendly titles like Bigfoot Family.

The spokesperson went on to say, “The collection explores solutions, challenges, unconventional heroes and approaches the topic using humor, metaphor, beauty, wonder and more.”Katie Canales dissected the demographics of Netflix’s users. While analysts say the streaming service looks like the typical American profile, Canales points out that typical user traits include:With 74 million users in the U.S.

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