An Inconvenient Review: After 10 Years Al Gore Film Still Alarmingly Inaccurate... https://t.co/8w6ksI82gr
— DRUDGE REPORT (@DRUDGE_REPORT) May 4, 2016
Watching “An Inconvenient Truth” is sort of like going back in time. Back to a world where flip phones were cool and “Futurama” was still putting out new episodes. A world where a bitter presidential candidate was trying to rebrand himself as an environmental crusader.
But have Gore’s warnings, which were alarming to many in 2006, come true?
...Gore’s been harping on global warming since at least the late 1980s, but it wasn’t until 2006 he discovered a way to become massively wealthy off making movies about it and investing in government-subsidized green energy....
...Kilimanjaro Still Has Snow...
...Gore also claims temperature rise from increases in man-made carbon dioxide emissions were “uninterrupted and intensifying.” He goes on to claim heatwaves will become more common, like the one that killed 35,000 people across Europe in 2003.
Sounds terrifying — until you actually look at what happened to global temperature after Gore’s film was released....
...The North Pole Still Has Ice...
Gore also claimed the Arctic could be ice-free in the coming decades. He said “within the next 50 to 70 years, it could be completely gone.”...
No, @nytimes "climate change refugees" aren't a real thing. @NiconomistLoris https://t.co/5mwmAby90f
— Heritage Foundation (@Heritage) May 5, 2016
