An Inconvenient Truth

See this movie. An Inconvenient Truth

Very important topic.

Al Gore does a remarkable job of explaining this crisis in terms that are easy to understand and indisputable. He manages to contextualize the problem of global warming in a way that makes it evient how it affets you.

In truth it didn't tell me any new information - but that's because I've been studying this topic as best I could since the fourth grade. Most everyone else needs to know the consequences that will face us if we don't change the way we are living right now.

I know I might get accused of exaggerating this problem - just watch the movie. Global Warming is very real and vey much going to affect us all in our lifetimes - it already is.

Right now, it is indisputable that that the ice caps are melting more than they have in the past 650,000 years. Not a single expert disagrees on this point. This dispels the myths that global warming is cyclical, can't affect the world drastically, or not a direct consequence of our own human impact.

See the movie.

This is important.

I think that the only real objection I had was that Al Gore never once blamed the corruption in our current system of government in brushing undeniable proof under the carpet. He does have a very admirable call to action to mobilize individuals - which is important. And in reality, I undestand why he avided overty attacking our system of government, but I wish the people who watch this movie and understand the seriousness of this problem, also knew that it is a direct result of various corporations influence on our governmant.

See this movie.

It is important.

If anyone want's more info on how to reduce their own carbon footprint, e-mail me, or wat and I'll have stuff posted on this site soon enough. It might be time to rework the sustainability section of this site and start working on that book again. Hmm, or maybe I'll make "that book" into "that movie".

See the movie!