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Al Gore says that global warming is happening, we CAN stop it, and we have to stop putting greenhouse gases into the air and conserve energy and resources.

Al Gore believes strongly that global warming is a very serious and dangerous effect that man is causing. He is a outspoken leader on our need to curb our greenhouse emissions. His comments and leadership is unquestionably for serious action. In April 2014, speaking at the University of Hawaii, he warned, "the future of civilization is at stake!"

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Yes, Al Gore has spurred many celebrities to join in the battle to save our Earth. Here are just a few celebrities that partnered with Mr. Gore and showed their support by performing at the Live Earth concert on July 7, 2007: * Leonardo DiCaprio * Madonna * John Mayer * Roger Waters * Keane * Jon Bon Jovi * James Blunt * Chris Cornell * Lenny Kravitz * KT Tunstall * Corinne Bailey Rae * John Legend * Damien Rice * David Gray * Phil Collins * Paolo Nutini * Duran Duran * Melissa Etheridge * Dave Matthews * Kelly Clarkson * Angelique Kidjo * Joss Stone * Keith Urban * Alicia Keys * Enrique Iglesias * Missy Higgins * Rihanna Other known actors who support the 'green' initiative include: * Matt Damon * Brad Pitt * Angelina Jolie * Orlando Bloom * Sienna Miller * Bono Campaigners involved in the movement for global warming: * Laurie David * Louise Burfitt-Dons * Trudie Styler * Prince Albert of Monaco

Other celebrities include: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Cameron Diaz, Michael Crichton, Gwyneth Paltrow, Sting, Alanis Morisette, Dave Matthews Band, Barenaked Ladies, Harrison Ford, Natalie Portman, Anne Hathaway, Margaret Atwood, Oprah, Christina Aguilera, and Tom Hanks to name a few.

David Suzuki is an environmental god!

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Imam Hassan al Banna was born on October 14, 1906.

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Joseph Lieberman.

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http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_Al_Gore's_email_address

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Al Gore

2100 West End Ave, Ste 620

Nashville, TN 37203

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No- He was born and raised Baptist

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Catchers have always batted in the AL. If you mean, "Why are catchers batting so well now?" (catchers are traditionally not good hitters): Nowadays, it seems that offense is much more important than defense. Forty years ago, you could have a good career as a catcher or secondbasement if you were great defensively but only hid .240 or so. Now, everyone's looking for offense, so people like Mike Piazza, who doesn't throw out a lot of runners but hits very well, can succeed as a catcher. If you meant to ask, "Why are pitchers batting in the AL now?": Well, there hasn't always been a DH - it started in 1972. But, the rule with interleague play and the playoffs is that you use the home team's rules. So, if an AL team plays in an NL stadium, they can't use a DH, and the pitcher has to bat. Also, in an AL stadium, if the DH goes out into the field, the pitcher must bat from now on (for instance, if the DH moves to first to replace the first baseman, the pitcher must now bat in the first baseman's spot.)

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The 1st England scrum half was Josh Young

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Yusuf al-Qaradawi was born on September 9, 1926.

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6 feet, 1 inch; 195 pounds. That was a while ago. Much before the Nobel prize went to his head, after the swelling stopped, he's about 300 pounds.

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Tommy Lee Jones was born on September 15, 1946.

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Al Gore was given the peace prize for global warming because the powers that be thought it was really insightful and thuoght provoking, dare I say, revolutionary. I really don't know!

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Theology

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He didn't use the word invented, but On 9 March 1999, during an interview with Wolf Blitzer of CNN, Gore was asked what were the differences between himself from his opponent in the race for the nomination for President in 2000. His answer was, in part, "During my service in the United States Congress, I took the initiative in creating the Internet."

In 1988 Al Gore sponsored the National High Performance Computer Act which created a national computing plan and began connecting other Universities and Libraries to the existing ARPANET network.

Then, Al Gore began to craft the High Performance Computing and Communication Act of 1991 (commonly referred to as "The Gore Bill") after hearing the 1988 report toward a National Research Network submitted to Congress by a group chaired by UCLA professor of computer science, Leonard Kleinrock, one of the central creators of the ARPANET (the ARPANET, first deployed by Kleinrock and others in 1969, is the predecessor of the Internet). The bill was passed on December 9, 1991 and led to the National Information Infrastructure (NII) which Gore referred to as the "information superhighway."

While it might have sounded like he was taking sole credit for the internet, he was indicating that he supported economic conditions in the US that would allow such new developments as the internet to take place in American society. He was, indeed, awarded a lifetime achievement award for contributions to the Internet in 2005.

The Snopes site has more complete information.

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Dore

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Contrary to popular belief, Nobel Prize winner Al Gore did not win an Oscar. He did go on stage when An Inconvenient Truth won the Oscar for Best Documentary. But the prize goes to the director of the movie. Gore was not the director of the movie.

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No she is not. I met her in NYC 4 years ago...

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In tennessee. I think.

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Simply answered...No, Al Gore was not involved in the Iran-Contra hearings. You should not believe any information that was supplied to you regarding Osama in 1987(Year of the Hearings). The man asking the questions was not Senator Al Gore, John Nields was the one asking the questions. This information was gathered from Oliver North's Testimony which can be found at the official U.S. Senate website.

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Actor Tommy Lee Jones was Gore's best known roommate.

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Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was born on October 20, 1966.