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AN Inconvenient Truth The Crisis of Global Warming

Al Gore

Former Vice President Al Gore's

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Behind the Bastards

The podcast host made a bad pun about Al Gore's book "An Inconvenient Truth" and called it "The Gore Bull Warming Myth."

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Like, Al Gore Bullshit Warming Myth. Yeah, it's a bad pun.

— Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly

Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly

The podcast host made a bad pun about Al Gore's book "An Inconvenient Truth" and called it "The Gore Bull Warming Myth."

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Like, Al Gore Bullshit Warming Myth. Yeah, it's a bad pun.

Wiser Than Me with Julia Louis-Dreyfus

The hosts noted that the book, written by Al Gore, addressed global warming and climate change. They referenced the related documentary that won an Academy Award, highlighting its impact on public awareness. The book was mentioned as a source of insight into the climate crisis.

Episode: Julia Gets Wise with Gina McCarthy

The book was written by Al Gore and talks about global warming and climate change.

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She was thinking she was going to do a documentary about global warming, which ultimately turned into an inconvenient truth and won an Academy Award.

On Being with Krista Tippett

Majora Carter referenced Al Gore's book and documentary, highlighting its impact and also the disconnect between the official environmental movement and the lived realities of those in under-resourced communities.

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But his documentary and book and Inconvenient Truth had solidified his role as an icon of American environmentalism.

— Episode: Cal DeWitt and Majora Carter — Discoveri...

Episode: Cal DeWitt and Majora Carter — Discovering Where W...

Majora Carter referenced Al Gore's book and documentary, highlighting its impact and also the disconnect between the official environmental movement and the lived realities of those in under-resourced communities.

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But his documentary and book and Inconvenient Truth had solidified his role as an icon of American environmentalism.

Are people in your neighborhood watching an inconvenient truth? No, they won't even show it in neighborhoods like ours. And I think that is part of the problem.

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