Al Gore

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.

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, Andrew Revkin, and Maeve Higgins discuss climate change, clean energy, measuring carbon dioxide levels, transitioning to clean energy, study on buildings in NYC, limitless energy, renewable sources, and the intersection of sustainability and genetic modification.

Join former US Vice President Al Gore as he dives into the intricate ties between democracy and climate change. He discusses Trump’s tariffs and their environmental fallout, exploring how protectionism impacts global trade and innovation. Gore shares insights from his Paris conversation on money's role in politics, the urgent need for poly-solutions to our crises, and the power of collective action. Expect an engaging mix of serious dialogue and hopeful reflections on reclaiming democracy and tackling climate challenges head-on.

Al Gore, former U.S. vice president and tireless climate campaigner, brings his optimism about tackling climate change despite alarming global temperatures. He discusses his Climate TRACE initiative, which uses AI to track greenhouse gas emissions globally, emphasizing its role in improving public health. Gore also highlights the hidden dangers of landfill emissions and advocates for corporate responsibility and local leadership in the shift to renewable energy. His call for urgent action is a powerful reminder of our interconnected challenges.

Former US Vice President Al Gore discusses breaking the petrostate stranglehold on climate progress and the influence of oil companies in shaping COP agenda. He highlights the need to phase out fossil fuels and reform consensus-based decision-making. Gore emphasizes the role of capitalism in addressing climate change, the importance of reelecting Biden, and the power of transparency and data. The podcast also includes a segment thanking listeners and promoting the Bloomberg Green newsletter.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken discusses the Biden administration's support for Israel and protecting Palestinian civilians. Republican Senator J.D. Vance talks about President Biden's focus on Donald Trump and the future of the GOP. Former Vice President Al Gore joins to discuss the climate crisis and phasing out fossil fuels. The podcast also explores the current political climate, aid to Ukraine, and the potential outcome of the 2024 election.

Nobel Laureate Al Gore discusses the obstacles to climate solutions, criticizes fossil fuel companies' climate commitments, and calls for a global rethink of their role. The podcast explores the industry's lies and profits, urgency in addressing the climate crisis, and dangers of relying on fossil fuel companies for solutions.

Al Gore, former US Vice President and Nobel Peace Prize recipient, dives into the urgent intersection of technology and climate change. He discusses the rising importance of AI in addressing environmental issues and the critical need for innovative solutions to combat climate challenges. Gore shares emotional stories of families impacted by climate disasters and critiques legislative failures surrounding fossil fuel policies. The conversation also highlights the role of public demand in driving systemic change and holding corporations accountable for their environmental impact.