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AI Gore Talks Climate Change - The Inconvenient Truth Video

Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008

An Inconvenient Truth, is Al Gore’s documentary and book on climate change and below are some answers he gave during an interview a while back.

Question: You famously climbed Rainier in 1999. How was that, and what’s the prediction for the Pacific Northwest?

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