Meme about the glacial change since Al Gore was born is still wrong ...

Did the 'USS Al Gore' Get Stuck in Ice? The truth about this meme may be inconvenient.

A chart on Arctic sea ice provides evidence that Al Gore was wrong when he said in 2009 that the north polar ice cap would lose all of its ice “within the next five to seven years.” ...

But Gore was quick to add that every second counts. The faster we stop burning fossil fuels and releasing other planet-warming emissions, the more quickly global temperatures can stabilize.

Derided by climate change skeptics and pundits for decades, and subjected to memes making light of his concern about global warming, Gore soldiers on.

Critics of climate change expert Al Gore slammed him for a recent "unhinged" rant about the dangers of greenhouse gas emissions at the WEF meeting in Davos.

Al Gore warns severe weather will 'get a lot worse' without climate action The former vice president told "This Week" that now is the time to act.

Leaders the world over have seized upon Gore -style climate omens to advance a ban on the fossil fuels and internal-combustion engines that have been responsible for humanity’s unmatched ...

Former Vice President Al Gore, who warned this week that climate change was leading to "atomic bombs exploding every day," has made extreme predictions in the past.

Al Gore is back, 10 years after his first climate film, advocating for solutions and resistance to the Trump agenda.

OSLO — Al Gore said Tuesday the world must act quickly to slow the melting of the world's polar ice packs and glaciers before it reaches a critical rate for global warming.