Ice on Fire trailer: Leonardo DiCaprio details ways to curb climate change in upcoming HBO docu

With the world rushing to curb climate change, it is only fitting for Hollywood A-listers to step forward and take charge. HBO documentary Ice on Fire, produced by Academy Award-winning actor Leonardo DiCaprio, which focuses on the unusual methods to restrain climate change, is set to release on 11 June. The Leila Conners-directed documentary has been narrated by DiCaprio. Mathew Schmid and Leila Conners serve as producers on the project. Check out the trailer announcement here

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Produced & narrated by @LeoDiCaprio, #IceOnFire highlights the firsthand accounts of people on the forefront of the climate crisis. Premieres June 11 on @HBO. pic.twitter.com/BcmS8CQGxA

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Ice on Fire brings to light the efforts of various scientists to invent innovative methods of slowing down the escalating environmental crisis. The trailer shows a glimpse of wildfire, rising temperatures and the increasing carbon dioxide emissions in the atmosphere. DiCaprio has been a vocal environmental activist for years through the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, which partners with projects that protect vulnerable wildlife from extinction. [caption id=“attachment_6694561” align=“alignnone” width=“791”] A poster of Ice On Fire HBO documentary | Twitter[/caption] Ice on Fire premiered on 22 May at the Cannes Film Festival and debuts on HBO on 11 June. Watch the trailer here