Al Gore Gets Facts Wrong (Again) On 'Climate Change'

DailyMail:

Green crusader Al Gore was at the centre of a new spin row today after he was caught out once again exaggerating the threat of global warming.

In a keynote speech at the Copenhagen climate change talks, the former U.S. vice-president said the North Pole could be completely free of ice by the middle of the next decade.

To back up his alarming prediction, he claimed a new study showed a '75 per cent chance' that the Arctic could be ice-free in the summer months within five to seven years.

But study's author distanced himself from Gore's scaremongering prediction - and claimed his research had found nothing of the sort.

It's the latest embarrassment for Gore, an outspoken environmental campaigner who has earned millions of pounds from green investments and faced repeated criticism for scaremongering.

Two years ago a high court judge ruled that his Oscar winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth was 'alarmist', 'one-sided', and contained nine scientific errors.

The court said copies of the film sent to secondary schools should be accompanied with notes to balance Gore's views.

Any wonder the Goracle refuses to debate anyone on global warming? One would think that the world's most recognized advocate for 'climate change' would be an expert on the subject by now. Yet, Al Gore refuses to debate 'climate change' skeptics. Maybe he's afraid someone might challenge him on how rich he's gotten off of this hoax. Or maybe's he afraid of being caught out there with more inconvenient lies. Or perhaps he's just afraid being confronted by the fact that there is no scientific consensus on the causes or effects of global warming? Perhaps it's just all three.