Gore's organization, The Climate Reality Project (CRP), will host its 36th leadership activist training session from October 17 to 19 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.
This is the second time Johnson ran the numbers on Gore's Nashville property, the first time being shortly after An Inconvenient Truth won an Oscar a decade ago.
The former vice president, whose sequel to "An Inconvenient Truth" - "An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power" - arrives in movie theaters this Friday, then vowed to give his home an expensive environmentally friendly overhaul, which included installing solar panels and geothermal heating.
Cohen and Shenk's previous climate documentary - 2011's excellent "The Island President" - was about the battles of Mohamed Nasheed, leader of the Maldives, to keep his low-lying nation from washing away and his political career afloat.
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"It's deeply troubling", Gore said. Some, including figures showing that investment in wind and solar power has gone through the roof, are hopeful.
"Believe the science, don't believe the science - the economic portfolio just makes sense for anyone", Cohen agrees. Others, such as the continued rise in the Earth's carbon dioxide levels, are decidedly discouraging. The sequel bears the same message, with the update that we have the capability to transition to clean, renewable energy as a last-ditch effort to stave off the dire repercussions of climate change that many around the world are already facing. "It makes you wonder what his real agenda is". A key obstacle to that success, however, was India, whose leadership, as video of Gore conferring with a key official reveals, felt its coal-fueled economy was essential to ending poverty.
Despite his tireless efforts to make the world a more environmentally friendly place, RadarOnline.com has learned that Al Gore devours a whopping 34 times more electricity per year than the average US household. By definition, he admits, this battle is a contest between hope and despair, but that doesn't stop him from getting angry from time to time. "Couldn't you hear what the scientists were saying, couldn't you hear what Mother Nature was screaming at you?" "What were you thinking?"
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