Oct 12, 2026 · 58 min · 38 segments
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Marc SchulmanGuestJim McTagueGuestIt is October the 12th, and on this day in 2007, former Vice President, uh, Al Gore and the United Nations Intergovernment Panel on Climate Change were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to increase public knowledge about man-made climate change.
[clears throat] In 2006, Gore starred in the Ac- Acad- Academy Award-winning documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, which was credited with raising international awareness about the global climate crisis.
Gore was a former senator from Tennessee who served as vice president, Bill Clinton's vice president from two, uh, 1993 to 2001.
Is considered one of the first politicians to recognize the dangers of carbon dioxide emissions, or rather the opportunity behind it, and, uh, cause of human-induced global warming.
Gore became interested in the topic of global warming during a college course he took at Harvard University.
As a co- congressman, he held h- hearings on climate change in the late '70s, a time when most Americans had little or no knowledge of the issue.
After losing the 2000 presidential election to George W. Bush, Gore embarked on a new campaign, the fight against man-made climate change, and gave slideshow presentations across the world in an effort to educate the public.
An Inconvenient Truth chronicled Gore's efforts to educate audiences with his traveling global warming roadshow.
In the film, he detailed the facts that [clears throat] falsehoods surrounding the planetary emergency, and de- describes the events in his own life that led him to become environmental crusader.
An Inconvenient Truth debuted in the Sundance Film Festival on January the 24th, 2006, and opened in limited r- uh, release across the United States that May.
Directed by David Guggenheim, the film went on to win numerous awards, including an Oscar for Best Documentary at the Academy Awards on February the 25th, 2007.
Melissa Eth- Etheridge also received an Oscar for Best Original Song, I Need to Wake Up.
One of the highest grossing documentaries in US history, An Inconvenient Truth played in theaters around the planet.
It was credited with helping to spur the green movement that spread across the United States in 2007, as the media focused more attention on the problems associated with climate change.
In 2017, a follow-up documentary, An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, was released.
And, uh, this still stuff still thrives to some degree, but it has been largely dismissed, especially by the Trump administration.
It is October the 12th, and on this day in 2007, former Vice President, uh, Al Gore and the United Nations Intergovernment Panel on Climate Change were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to increase public knowledge about man-made climate change.
[clears throat] In 2006, Gore starred in the Ac- Acad- Academy Award-winning documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, which was credited with raising international awareness about the global climate crisis.
Gore was a former senator from Tennessee who served as vice president, Bill Clinton's vice president from two, uh, 1993 to 2001.
Is considered one of the first politicians to recognize the dangers of carbon dioxide emissions, or rather the opportunity behind it, and, uh, cause of human-induced global warming.
Gore became interested in the topic of global warming during a college course he took at Harvard University.
As a co- congressman, he held h- hearings on climate change in the late '70s, a time when most Americans had little or no knowledge of the issue.
After losing the 2000 presidential election to George W. Bush, Gore embarked on a new campaign, the fight against man-made climate change, and gave slideshow presentations across the world in an effort to educate the public.
An Inconvenient Truth chronicled Gore's efforts to educate audiences with his traveling global warming roadshow.
In the film, he detailed the facts that [clears throat] falsehoods surrounding the planetary emergency, and de- describes the events in his own life that led him to become environmental crusader.
An Inconvenient Truth debuted in the Sundance Film Festival on January the 24th, 2006, and opened in limited r- uh, release across the United States that May.
Directed by David Guggenheim, the film went on to win numerous awards, including an Oscar for Best Documentary at the Academy Awards on February the 25th, 2007.
Melissa Eth- Etheridge also received an Oscar for Best Original Song, I Need to Wake Up.
One of the highest grossing documentaries in US history, An Inconvenient Truth played in theaters around the planet.
It was credited with helping to spur the green movement that spread across the United States in 2007, as the media focused more attention on the problems associated with climate change.
In 2017, a follow-up documentary, An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, was released.
And, uh, this still stuff still thrives to some degree, but it has been largely dismissed, especially by the Trump administration.
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