Blog 8a Al Gore: 15 Ways to Avert a Climate Crises
Al Gore was funny when he described how depressing it is to have been the vice president, then not. He talked about what you can do about the Climate Crises.
Reduce emissions in your home (insulation, better design)
Buy a hybrid car.
Be a green consumer, you have choices, choose products that have a much less harsh effect on the environment.
Live a carbon neutral life.
Reduce your carbon emissions.
Look at the website http://climatecrises.net/ which shows a consumer friendly carbon calculator with options to reduce carbon emissions.
Make your business carbon neutral.
Integrate climate solutions in all you do.
Become a catalyst of change, teach others about it, learn about it.
Become politically active.
Support the idea of capping carbon emissions.
Help with mass persuasion techniques.
Rebrand Global Warming: Climate Crises
This is not a political issue, but an opportunity to bring more coherence to ideas. We are one.
I am so impressed with Al Gore and his crusade for Climate Crises. We do have choices and we need to
make the right ones to keep the carbon emissions from destroying our world. This TedTalk was filmed in February of 2006, and since then Al Gore has won an academy award for his documentary, "An Inconvenient Truth" which has had an international impact in global warming awareness. Now Al Gore and the UN group for climate change have won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize. They were credited for their efforts in spreading the message of climate change and global warming. Gore was said to be the single individual who has done most to create greater worldwide understanding of the measures that need to be adopted.

1 Comments:
I agree with much of your statement. I do however think that far more attention should have been paid to Global Warming in the past. Gore and his supporters are surely going to ensure that we as a people do our best to make the Earth a greener, less polluted place to live. To bad Gore didn't put this issue on the forefront when he was vice president. ( He did some work and research when v.p. but nothing like now )
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