Al Gore's 10-Year Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis

He's at it again...

http://www.thedailygreen.com/environmen ... 01?src=rss

What an shame.



Thanks BugsyR

If Al Gore would just shut up, the earth would probably cool right off in a couple of weeks.

He has built his current career on a false idea, now he has no choice but to continue forward or look like a fool. The problem is I suspect fewer and fewer people are listening to him. He is a victim of his own beliefs.

"It was great for the fish but costly for the citizens of New Hampshire to provide a canoe ride for Vice President Al Gore. Nearly four billion gallons of water were unleashed from a massive dam to raise the level of the Connecticut River in Cornish, so that his canoe wouldn't get stuck during an environmental photo opportunity. However, that wasn't the first time that water was squandered for the presidential hopeful. In March 1996, the Denver Water Board opened the gates at the Chatfield Reservoir in Colorado, releasing 92 million gallons of water into the South Platte River, to make a "robust" background for Mr. Gore's visit to the area. That public relations stunt cost voters $59,000 worth of water."

From FreeRepublic.com 04/14/07

Al Gore Urges 'Civil Disobedience' Toward Coal Plants:

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,427421,00.html

Just go away.

This guy is making a fortune preaching but not living it, what a fraud

Just now looking at my nat gas bill and it states:
Daily ave temp this period: This year 68 deg. Last year 71 deg.

Global warming my ass.

coalmeister wrote:This guy is making a fortune preaching but not living it, what a fraud

It goes beyond that, he is heavily invested in the industries that will bring you these "changes for better". From my understanding ethanol is one particular industry . I don't deny the man the chance to invest, that's everyone's right however when you you use your power and prestige to spread fear amonnst the people then you have crossed the line.

REMARKS AS PREPARED FOR DELIVERY BY VICE PRESIDENT AL GORE

THIRD ANNUAL FARM JOURNAL CONFERENCE

Tuesday, December 1, 1998


.......I was also proud to stand up for the ethanol tax exemption when it was under attack in the Congress -- at one point, supplying a tie-breaking vote in the Senate to save it.

The more we can make this home-grown fuel a successful, widely-used product, the better-off our farmers and our environment will be.........

Gross Negligence [Noel Sheppard]
As the international food crisis makes its way onto America’s front pages, climate realists have watched in amazement the groundswell of finger-pointing at ethanol. In the last 30 days alone, over 3,000 news reports have discussed the biofuel’s connection to rising prices and grain shortages across the globe.

Yet, with all this overdue attention on the folly of turning food into fuel, Nobel Laureate Al Gore — who has advocated the expansion of biofuels for decades, and is himself invested in companies at the forefront of such technologies — has thus far escaped scrutiny.

Making matters worse, the venture capital group Gore joined in November, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, also has investments in Amyris and AltraBiofuels. One of the key partners of this firm, John Doerr, is advocating legislation that would expand biofuel usage at exactly the time when we should be rethinking this entire process.

http://planetgore.nationalreview.com/po ... E4ZGQ1M2Q=