How does Al Gore claim that carbon dioxide is related to global warming?

Answer 1

Al Gore is not a scientist, but he is a respected educator and speaker on the causes and results of global warming. His movie, "An Inconvenient Truth" is still being shown widely round the world.

Answer 2

Al Gore holds that global warming is happening, it is an extremely serious problem, and it is being caused by human activity, mainly deforestation and the burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) in industry, transport and the generation of electricity. This burning releases carbon dioxide (CO2), a greenhouse gas, that is causing global warming.

It is a widely know fact that Al Gore believes that global warming is real and is being caused by actions undertaken by humans. He thinks that unless we take action to combat global warming we will cause irreversible damage to the Earth's ecosystem.

Answer 3

No. Al Gore is not a climate scientist, but a concerned citizen who listened to what the scientists had to say. He is doing what he can to alert the world about the impending disaster climate scientists predict if we do nothing to reduce our global emissions of greenhouse gases.

Answer 4

Al Gore is not a climate scientist, but he has familiarised himself with the research done by climate scientists, and it concerns him. It is reported that approximately 97 per cent of scientists who have produced peer-reviewed research papers in respect to climate change believe that global warming is real. Al Gore gives due respect to the overwhelming consensus of experts on the issue and accepts their findings.

Answer 5

Yes, Al Gore in convinced that global warming is real and a serious threat to the planet. He has spent time and energy educating people round the world about the causes and consequences of global warming. In 2006 he produced a movie "An Inconvenient Truth" which documents his campaign to bring global warming to the attention of the world.

Answer 6

The president believes in global climate change (also called global warming) and he agrees that human activity (including pollution of the environment, and not cutting back on greenhouse gasses) has contributed to it. He believes there should be sensible regulations to curb pollution and promote cleaner air and water.

Answer 7

We know that global warming has not stopped; it is continuing and at a faster rate than ever. However, Al Gore can never be accused of not doing what he can do to help the planet.

Answer 8

Gore spoke out against it- warning about its dangers- nobody has beaten it yet or take any effective measures to stop or delay it.