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Al Gore's 'An Inconvenient Sequel' Nails the Science

The former vice president is the same smart, warm guide that he was in 'An Inconvenient Truth,' but the political divide has only gotten worse since 2006.
The former vice president, Al Gore, at a climate change event in Colorado in March.
Al Gore

In Al Gore’s , there’s an enjoyable episode involving Dale Ross, the mayor of Georgetown, Texas. An affable booster built like a fireplug, Ross tells Gore he’s spearheading the plan to get his town to switch to sustainable energy. His reason is that it’s cheaper, and he has a responsibility to his ratepayers. The kicker is

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