Thread: Global Climate change will cost the world's economy US$6.9 Trillion.
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Old 10-30-2006, 09:02 AM   #9 (permalink)
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Re: Global Climate change will cost the world's economy US$6.9 Trillion.
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Originally Posted by Mirage77

An Inconvenient Truth is not politically linked I believe... Al Gore is not going to run for president in the next elections. It's merely a message Al Gore wants to spread more prolifically, instead of just holding talks or forums that do not reach out to a global audience.
It is true that Gore is not running for president, but until the new Democrat leader is elected, he is the face of the Democrats -- mark my words James, climate change will be the big issue the Democrats will campaign on -- Al Gore's film has everything to do with the next election -- it is about painting the picture that Bush is not going to do a single thing to save us from certain doom -- it is actually very manipulative. There are also some factual flaws in the documentary -- but I guess we should never let the facts get in the way of a good scare campaign

OK, I was being a bit cynical there, I am not pro-Bush, or anti-Democrat -- I don't think either the Democrats or Republicans will do much different from each other -- they both get donations from the big polluting industries.
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