California Governor Remarks at 2009 Oracle Openworld Conference | The Gov Monitor

Or when you think about something that I’m very passionate about, global warming. I mean, technology is leading to new and cheaper forms of renewable energy. I mean, it’s allowing us to develop cleaner cars and to develop alternative fuels and to clean the air and to fight climate change. I mean, just recently, just last week, I was down in the LA ports at Long Beach port, and let me tell you something, there we’ve seen 70 percent of reduction in greenhouse gases and of the soot from diesel, just all because of technology. It’s not like we cut down on the size of ships or on trucks or on the tugboats, no, the tugboats are now hybrid tugboats, and the trucks that are still carrying the 60,000 pounds of cargo are electric trucks and not anymore the diesel trucks. And so it’s technology that will save the day when it comes to global warming, and so I think that this is very important that we all work together on that.

Good news, arctic to be ice free in summer

If the arctic ice does indeed melt it will result in many positive benefits to the world economy and indirectly to individual consumers. It's not that big a deal.

[Lowering expectations]: Forecasting Climate Change Legislation : NPR

With Congress focused on Afghanistan, the economy and health care, will there be any action on domestic climate policy before the Copenhagen climate summit in December? Eileen Claussen, of the Pew Center on Global Climate Change, talks about what to expect in the coming months.

[Now with over 100,000 views]: Al Gore Ignores Inconvenient Questions

As can be seen in the video, instead of either refuting the court’s findings or promising to correct the errors, Gore simply ignores the questions long enough to allow McAleer’s fellow journalists to cut the microphone. So much for journalists doggedly pursuing the truth.

YouTube - Daring to Question Al Gore

[Update: this one's got 252,958 views]