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An Inconvenient Truth?Gore?s groundbreaking, battle cry of a follow-up to the bestselling Earth in the Balance?is... more

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  An Inconvenient Truth: The Planetary Emergency of Global Warming and What We Can Do About It

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  • Posted:Oct-09-2009

  • Where is the research?
  • Is one supposed to just believe Al Gore? A cranky left wing politician who has no credentials as a scientist, declares man is causing global warming. What a stupid premiss. This book has no...
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  • Posted:Aug-22-2009

  • Must Read
  • So maybe Al Gore hasn't been the BEST example in global warming leadership. Does that make his facts less relevant though? I think not. Anyone who cares about their environment should at least read...
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  • Posted:May-21-2008

  • Interesting but not complete
  • I purchased this book despite my skepticism on human caused global warming. I figure i need to know both sides of the argument before I formulate an opinion.
    
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Re-released on the heels of Al Gores #1 New York Times bestseller, An Inconvenient Truth, comes the paperback edition... more

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  Earth in the Balance: Ecology and the Human Spirit

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  • Posted:Mar-12-2009

  • Gore's Earth
  • While in college, Senator Al Gore awakened to the reality of the environmental crisis when, in a science class, he had to deal with data documenting the steady increase of carbon dioxide in earth's...
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  • Posted:Jan-11-2008

  • What a great book
  • Having seen the film "An Inconvenient Truth", I assumed this would make for interesting reading. This book proved to be that and more. Throughout the book's noticeably-long length, Al Gore...
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  • Posted:Dec-18-2007

  • socialist/communist scare tactics
  • Gore would have you believe that we (humans) are nothing more than parasites devouring the world and leaving only destruction in our wake. Well, I would like for you, Mr. Gore, to stop driving your...
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For three decades paleoclimatologist Lonnie Thompson, one of the greatest explorers of our time, has risked his life... more

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  Thin Ice: Unlocking the Secrets of Climate in the World's Highest Mountains (John MacRae Books)

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  • Posted:Jan-04-2008

  • Climate change for beginners
  • My son recommended and bought this book for me. At university studying environmental science he started as a sceptic on anthropogenic climate change. He read widely. This book inspired him by...
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