Comments on: Al Gore Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize

By: The Scientist

The Scientist — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 19:30:00 +0000

First off Al Gore winning Noble piece prize = WTF. He didn’t really do anything but get people to notice untrue satistics. Now if he could have solved global warming,if there is such a thing, then yes i would think he’d deserve the prize. and you John, about the six ft of water being a big deal, not really. New Orleans has been doing fine for years and their city is beloe sea level. and for a rebutal dont even talk about Katrina causing floods and all that stuff. Katrina was a variable that would flood any area. so after all this inquiry i leave you with this… AL Gore is a twat.

By: gooniebird

gooniebird — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 18:59:38 +0000

They mast be mixing the suarian brandy and romulan ale together to acuialy nominate those two jerks for any sort of prize there other more deserving recipiants rather then the grusome twosome

By: PK

PK — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 20:49:00 +0000

Al Gore’s religion of eco-love is sham. His policies suck and he never should have won the nobel prize. Irena was much more deserving…too bad it went to dirtbag politician.

By: Kallie

Kallie — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 23:46:19 +0000

I dislike Al Gore and think that he lied about global warming. he dosnt have enough proof and shouldnt have gotten a nobel peace prize for it. HUMANS HAVE NOT MADE GLOBAL WARMING. also on the earth it has been warmer. when christepher columbus sailed her the ocean was higher. shoutout to john and megan look in comments who are dead on. he isnt worthy of ANY award untill he can give us real facts and give us a sulution. it’s impossible.

By: John

John — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 14:01:41 +0000

Wow!! Meagan shows some real ignorance there. Let’s ignore the debate for a second on whether man or natural effects are causing the heating (I will get back to this later) and focus on the impact of rising water. Let’s assume Greenland melts and the Earth’s water rises a small 6 ft. (Forget the 20 ft Meagan mentions, let’s keep it conservative. Besides, it doesn’t take NASA to compute the impact of losing the ice sheet on Greenland on the water levels, that is simple math for anyone to do.) Anyone been to the beach lately? I can tell you they are not 6 ft above sea level!!! Look at Florida and its development. The massive buildup along the coast isn’t higher than 6 ft. A rise of six feet in the water level and the subsequent damage to coastal development in Florida alone will make the New Orleans flood look like the proverbial drop in the bucket.

I have also heard the arguement that climate changes are measured in thousand of years. No doubt that is the natural flow of things. But what I love is how the ignorant masses use that to explain what is going on with the arctic and to disprove man’s impact. Those changes are occurring at rates less than 40 years. (If you don’t believe its happening look at photos of the change in glaciers in Alaska alone since 1950!!!)

Come on people. Wake up. Volcanoes may spew more CO2 when they erupt but they are not doing it 24/7 like human production. We can and do impact the earth and we need to correct the cranial/rectal inversion that is going on.

By: Megan

Megan — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 05:16:58 +0000

hey Polar Bear, do you know that 75% of Americans make up their own statistics.

Please, Please people, don’t get sucked in by this! We’re too smart to believe a man who uses roughly 4X the amount of energy of an average American per month, has an Olympic size swimming pool, claims to have invented the internet, and owns a private jet!

Volcanoes produce more CO2 than humans have since the industrial revolution. The earth goes through heating and cooling periods and the CO2 count follows the temperature changes. Even if it was true, it wouldn’t be THAT big of a deal. Animals adapt, and TWENTY FRIGGING FEET OF WATER come on people. Be realistic.

I can’t tell you the shit all the REAL scientists from NASA are going through to get all of Al Gore’s completely untrue facts disproved.

We are conceited to think that we can affect the earth and mother nature this much when it’s survived millions of years. (also, look @ the dinosaur year, MUCH hotter back then than it is now). If the earth’s lifespan were 1 day, we would be on it for the last minute. Do you really think humans can change the planet that much? If you do you’re stupid and conceited.

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By: Heidi

Heidi — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 18:44:10 +0000

This is wonderful news. Al Gore is helping people wake up and reminding people global warmng shouldn’t be about politics.

By: polar bear

polar bear — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 17:46:10 +0000

Whatever you may think of him personally, Al Gore’s work deserves all the awards and publicity it can get. The message and the information must get out. 13% of Americans still have never heard of global warming. People need to finally wake up if we are going to do something about it!

By: Aidan Sericolo

Aidan Sericolo — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 14:48:46 +0000

Al Gore sucks I think that he shouldn’t get any prize exept the stupidest guy ever. Taylor doesn’t like him either.