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Al Gore: A Washington Global Activist
By Linda J
Spread the Word
Global warming is very much evident today. We are affected whether or not we are even aware of it. And not just us human beings, but all of the living species here on earth. The fact is, we are both the problem and the solution; the poison and the cure. Sadly, the actions that make us the problem outweighs being the solution.
It’s already been years that people from different parts of the world work to make global warming known to all, but earth’s temperature still continues to rise.
In fact, even faster every year. This only proves that we, human beings, are ignorant and stubborn, and unfortunately, continue to be.
Recently, a lot of unpleasant events have been happening due to this global issue. The melting of the ice caps, which makes many animal species endangered or even extinct, the number of lives taken by the heat, the oftenness of natural disasters occurring are only a few of the many, and these “few” are very serious events. Literally, the earth is dying. And it’s our fault.
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A Global Example
Good thing there are excellent examples of people who really make a huge impact on changing people’s ways. One of which is Albert Arnold Gore Jr., also popularly known as “Al Gore”.
Al was a man from Washington, DC, son of a former US senator from Tennessee, Albert Gore Sr. He studied at Harvard University where he aced his degree on government and politics, and then served in the military from 1969-1971 with the role of a journalist among the 20th Engineering Battalion in Vietnam.
Al Gore’s political journey was quite phenomenal. He served in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate for quite some time, and then served as vice president under President Bill Clinton from 1992 to 2000.
Unfortunately, he lost a presidential bid to George Bush and then didn’t want to pursue the position any longer.
In 2007, this was the year Al Gore was awarded a Nobel Prize for all his work on global warming. In his awarding ceremony, he challenged China and the U.S. to “make the boldest moves on climate change” or “stand accountable before history for their failure to act.”, since both countries are the world’s largest carbon emitters.
Also, he shared this award with the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) since together they worked hand in hand with spreading the awareness of global warming through various projects around the world. His projects and talks have taught many people of our current situation and exactly how we can act appropriately towards the issue.
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