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I do not think this legitimize the global warming issue.  Al Gore is very much a hipacrept about this isue when you see him in his big SUV Limo and his huge home that use more engery in one month then most peoples homes use in one year.

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Kevin Lewis

I am amused by the PG&E commercial that states PG&E is a leader to "fight global warming." Why not "fight" an earthquake or volcano while they're at it? Global warming is a natural cycle. So are ice ages. The Polar cap is not melting because anybody used deodorant out of a spray can.

As impressive as an Oscar and Nobel Prize may be, I remain unimpressed and skeptical of Al Gore's premise that "we" caused global warming. The climate is changing. That is an obvious fact and one would be hard put to find a scientist to say it isn't. The changes and displacement caused by global warming will be the political issues, not the global warming itself.

This does not mean we should not recycle or innovate alternative energy. Reducing the content of landfills, planting green in our concrete environment and promoting clean water and air certainly improves the quality of life. Nor can burning down the Rain Forest or overfishing the oceans be done without consequenses. But to say planting trees, saving polar bears and whales, or not refining oil will alter global warming is a misguided motive.