Al Gore

fossil fuel companies has really been an obstacle to get around.

But we are managing to do it.

And this training, May 1st and May 2nd in Nashville, free of charge, theclimaterealityproject.org.

I'm sorry to repeat myself, but I've been told it works.

and is designed to get around all of the obfuscation and the phony messaging from the fossil fuel polluters and give people the tools they need and the networks they can use to really bring about this change in a faster, healthier way.

The world's shallow coral reef systems are very much in danger.

And

You know, the honest answer to your question is that there has been some damage and tragically, regrettably, some of the damage that's been done is not reversible.

But the most dangerous impacts are still avoidable and preventable.

in the view of the vast majority of the climate scientists who I trust and whose judgment has been correct, by the way.

You go back 20 years and listen to what they were warning us about then.

The fact that they were proven dead right should cause us to pay more attention to what these same scientists are saying now, which is good Lord almighty, stop.

using the sky as an open sewer for this civilization destroying pollution.

But back to your point, these scientists believe that most of the, most if not all of the really catastrophic changes still can be avoided.

But we're seeing the ice melt and it's probably inevitable that we're going to see Greenland go and the West Antarctic ice sheet go.

Now, the pace with which that happens is still partly predictable.

under our control.

How long will it take to have an orderly retreat from coastal areas that are gonna be at very high risk of being flooded?

It's already begun, of course, but we still can control the pace.

Now, could the coral reefs almost disappear and then recover?