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- An Inconvenient Truth Squeezed from Classrooms
  Posted by Garrett
  The National Science Teachers Association has rejected 50,000 free copies of An Inconvenient Truth citing a possible loss of funding from Exxon Mobil.
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- Interview with Al Gore
  Posted by SoxFirst
  Here's an exclujsive interview I had this week with Al Gore
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- Gore Calls For Immediate Freeze on C02 Emissions, Elimination of Payroll Taxes
  Posted by Billbar from Think Progress
  Today, Former Vice President Al Gore gave a major speech on global warming at NYU law. Notably, he called for an immediate freeze on CO2 emissions.
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- US politics 'obsessed' with ads
  Posted by Billbar from BBC News
  Finding cash to fund TV commercials is "the only thing that matters in American politics now", former US Vice-President Al Gore has said. "The person who has the most money to run the most ads usually wins," he told the Edinburgh TV Festival. It was "astonishing" that the average American devoted nearly five hours a day to TV viewing, he added. And Mr Gore asserted the internet was making TV more accessible and letting people join a "multi-way conversation".
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- Where did that video spoofing Gore's film come from?
  Posted by Jeff from Pittsburgh Post Gazette
  Exxon builds fake penguin video to spoof Gore's Inconvenient Truth. You'd think when you're making $55,000 per minute you could care less about the opposition. I guess they are really scared of climate change policy shifts in public opinion.
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- Gore praises Wal-Mart for sustainability plans
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  Former Vice President Al Gore on Wednesday praised Wal-Mart for a newfound focus on environmental sustainability, saying the retailer showed there is no conflict between the environment and the economy. "I believe that this kind of commitment is so important that the rest of the world is likely to be listening and learning,'' Gore told an auditorium of more than 800 Wal-Mart employees, suppliers and outside experts who are advising the company. Chief Executive Lee Scott last October said Wal-Mart would become a leader in sustainability, with three goals: reducing waste to zero, moving toward using only renewable energy and offering more products made in a way that preserves the environment.
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- Gore Movie Reaching the Red States, Too
  Posted by Billbar from Kurtnimmo
  The film is playing in the nation's top 185 markets, getting off-the-chart audience recommendations in conservative bastions like Plano, Texas, and Orange County.
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Jon comments on:
Al Gore wins Nobel Peace Prize

All hail the Goreacle!

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12:32 am 10/23/07
Jeff comments on:
Al Gore wins Nobel Peace Prize

Al Gore should run for President!

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6:11 pm 10/14/07
Damianmann comments on:
What Does Al Know That We Don't? on The Huffington Post

who put the studio 60 pic on this?

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2:43 pm 7/09/07
Damianmann comments on:
Gore brings blunt talk, book to Seattle

and?????

What’s it matter?

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5:03 pm 6/06/07
Jeff comments on:
Gore brings blunt talk, book to Seattle
Al Gore looked a little heavy to me ...
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7:23 pm 6/05/07
Jon comments on:
Group: Gore a hypocrite over power bill

Indeed. Classic “attack the messenger by attempting to hoist them on their own straw-man petard.” Shame on the AP for mindlessly reprinting unsourced propaganda.

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7:49 pm 3/01/07
Kathy comments on:
Group: Gore a hypocrite over power bill

First – you can see a picture of the antibellum style home (can’t tell if it’s modern or genuine) in this AP story.

Second – the source of the criticism is a conservative think-tank, The Tennessee Center for Policy Research. AP just reported the story – it did not do the research.

Third – how in the world can someone (person, organization) obtain power bills on someone else’s property? The power company says it hasn’t disclosed the bills: “But company spokeswoman Laurie Parker said the utility never got a request from the policy center and never gave it any information.”

Finally – it’s a classic ad hominem (attack the messenger), just taken to a new level.

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11:43 am 2/28/07