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WSJ.com - Opinion: Al Gore’s First (and Probably Last) Q&A

Posted on : Oct-Tue-2009 | By : dtager | In : Uncategorized

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WSJ.com - Opinion: Al Gore’s First (and Probably Last) Q&A
The Nobel Prize Winner Takes a Few Questions

Before President Obama won his Nobel Peace Prize, the real signal that the Norwegian Nobel committee had become politicized was its 2007 prize to Al Gore, largely for his global warming film “An Inconvenient Truth.”

For a public figure, Mr. Gore has been strangely reluctant to answer questions or debate the more controversial parts of his work. But over the weekend, he deigned to take a few questions during a meeting of the Society of Environmental Journalists in Madison, Wisconsin.

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