Al Gore

Al Gore, the former Vice President and environmental advocate, discusses climate change urgency and the need for bipartisan solutions. Sen. Adam Schiff shares insights on the Democratic Party's challenges and the importance of energizing fresh leaders like Bernie Sanders. Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Bret Stephens offers a conservative perspective on political polarization and dialogue. The conversation touches on the complexities of governance, the impact of recent U.S. events, and the necessity of honest communication to bridge political divides.

Al Gore, Nobel Laureate and climate leader, dives deep into the myths surrounding climate action and the fossil fuel narrative. He highlights the impressive advancements in renewable energy and emphasizes that we possess the solutions to the climate crisis right now. Gore critiques the concept of 'climate realism' and stresses the necessity for immediate action, particularly in light of political setbacks. He also advocates for urgent financial reforms to support renewable investments in developing nations, showcasing a brighter, clean energy future.

In a compelling talk, Nobel Laureate Al Gore, renowned for his climate advocacy, confronts the fossil fuel industry's hold on climate solutions. He exposes their lobbying tactics and the misleading nature of their climate commitments. Gore highlights the urgency of legislative action, like the Inflation Reduction Act, while urging a global reevaluation of polluting industries’ roles in politics. With a mix of optimism and urgency, he calls for authentic reforms to ensure a shift toward sustainable energy.

Former Vice President Al Gore joins the hosts to discuss political obstacles to climate solutions. They reflect on their summer experiences, wealth inequalities, and populist movements. They highlight upcoming climate events and the need for reduced emissions. They explore the transition to renewable energy and the fraudulent behavior of the fossil fuel industry. They also discuss the dominance of shareholder value and its influence on society. Music by Hilang Child.

Join former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, a climate champion behind initiatives like Climate Trace, for a riveting conversation with Akshat Rathi. Gore highlights the stark influence of fossil fuel companies on democracy and global climate efforts, urging reforms in the COP process. He advocates for scaling climate activism and overcoming financial barriers in developing countries. With optimism, he discusses innovative ways to unlock private capital, while emphasizing the urgency of transparency in emissions reporting. Hope shines through as Gore encourages renewed political will.

Al Gore, former U.S. Vice President and Oscar-winning climate advocate, shares his insights on the intersection of geopolitics and climate action. He discusses how countries should respond to a defiant U.S. and reflects on whether we have reached 'peak Trump' politically. Gore addresses the implications of AI on energy demand and the resilience of the private sector in clean technology. He also warns of rising polarization and misinformation undermining global climate consensus, making for an engaging and thought-provoking conversation.

Former Vice President Al Gore, a Nobel Peace Prize recipient known for his climate activism, engages in a candid discussion about climate policy and activism. He discusses the systemic setbacks caused by the Trump administration, including rollbacks on climate regulations and increased fossil fuel subsidies. Gore highlights the urgency of grassroots movements led by the youth and stresses the need for effective political engagement. He also counters climate fatigue with hope, emphasizing that action can combat despair and accelerate necessary changes for a sustainable future.

Solutions to climate change are ideas worth spreading. And that is what TED is all about. On the sixth episode of Planet A’s fourth season, the curator of TED, Chris Anderson, spreads his ideas on how to make a good talk and address climate change in a way that excites and motivates people.TED has been sharing big ideas on climate change for more than 15 years with prominent speakers like Al Gore, Bill Gates, and Prince William – as well as the host of this podcast, Dan Jørgensen.So how do we push transformative ideas for the green transition moving forward?Listen for yourself in this episode.You can find the TED talks referenced here:Al Gore: Averting the climate crisisDan Jørgensen: How wind energy could power Earth ... 18 times overTim Urban: Inside the mind of a procrastinator

Al Gore, former U.S. Vice President and climate advocate, joins the discussion to dissect critical issues at COP30. He sheds light on the influence of fossil fuel lobbying, the deepening polarization of U.S. climate politics, and the impact of the Citizens United ruling. Gore also advocates for linking climate change to public health to foster bipartisan support. He introduces Climate TRACE, a tool using AI and satellite data for real-time emissions tracking, underscoring its potential to enhance accountability and public trust.

Join former Vice President Al Gore, a notable climate action advocate, and Lila Preston, a partner at Generation Investment Management. Together, they discuss the remarkable shift in energy investment—from 35% in fossils to 65% in renewables. Discover how China leads the charge with EVs making up 60% of new sales. They also tackle the dual-edged sword of AI's massive energy needs and its potential to either hinder or help climate initiatives. Plus, Gore shares insights on the waning political power of fossil fuel interests amid rising community activism.