Comments on: Now We Need an Al Gore Music Video…

by: thomas calnan

Sat, 10 Nov 2007 15:59:58 +0000

I tried making contact with current but I guess I made some errors. I see all these orginizations trying to come up with the ultimate solution to the global warming problem. I have found that the answer to problems tend to be simple. For a feww hundred dollars I can put an ice rink in my yard, take a nuclear ship and the same technology to the artic and start making som ice burgs, maybe we can slow the process. wine growers cover the grapes in hot weather to protect the grapes. we could do the same to the perimiters of our glaciers. I’m building a kite to see how much pollutants I can take out of the air, how many kites can this planet put in the air. Soon i hope to have enough money to buy a weather baloon and a long sheet of air filter material to see if it might help. Mainly I want you to know the world is paying attention. ps. I believe you now have more power to change this country and the world for the better then any president in office, and your having more fun, stay the course and we’ll all be fine thanks

by: jcgeny

Wed, 07 Nov 2007 21:21:20 +0000

as a cool man i have to admit h.clinton seems nice for me and others , but world said al gore : nobel . i think he / you al , can make usa back in some hearts . in my opinion bill clinton should had played rev_jackson vice president at the run for election of 2000 …
this run is the one you can win (h.clinton vice_president :] ) , do it for earth

nb : i wish you send in jail your “junkie_son” …

by: William C. McKee

Tue, 16 Oct 2007 09:35:45 +0000

Dear Al Gore people, if we are serious as to the problems that Mr. Gore outlines, then we should be serious likewise in finding workable solutions.

Nuclear power should be encouraged, by a factor of 10, worldwide. The best ideas on the drawing boards should be engineered into reality. Among these, accelerator driven sub-critical nuclear reactors, capable of eating, all but 1 part in 10,000 of their waste product. This minority of waste held for 500 years, is no more dangerous than coal ash; this rather than 500,000 years in Yucca Mountain. Moreover, there are millions of years of the nuclear fuel (Thorium) that can be extracted from common sand.

Such a reactor, can produce electrical energy for 2 cents/kWh, or the heat of this reactor for about 0.667 cents/kWh. Using this heat to operate a sulfur iodine cycle, one can generate hydrogen. Some of this heat could also extract CO2 from limestone, and to also form quicklime. The CO2 could exothermically react with the reactor formed hydrogen to yeild methanol. Methanol can be reformed with ZSM-5 to yeild gasoline. And the quicklime can react with atmospheric CO2 to give back calcium carbonate — to recycle the atmospher’s CO2.

I can show that the gasoline produced, would cost under 1 $/gallon.

This could eliminate putting any net CO2 into the atmosphere. We could even sequester atmospheric CO2 as plastic.

by: earl

Sat, 13 Oct 2007 01:27:05 +0000

Big Al is a Jackass.

by: earl

Sat, 13 Oct 2007 01:21:01 +0000

Hope the jackass runs as he will be very easy to beat.

by: earl

Sat, 13 Oct 2007 01:18:50 +0000

I hope the jackass runs, he will be easy to beat.

by: Diana Villalta

Fri, 12 Oct 2007 21:19:06 +0000

Fishkill, NY
10-12-07

Dear Mr Gore.

Congratulations on your Nobel Peace Prize.

A couple of monts ago, I sent you a message saying how no one has taken the iniciative to talk about the big problem that affects our 3rd World Countries.

The topic is , Over Poulation, which I see as the reason for so much poverty in said countries. For Global Warming there is a big necesity to take steps to slow down this over population, to decrease the big demand for energy, the use of natural resources and the decrease of contamination.

I’m working on a presentation on this topic. Perhaps by creating awarness, we can accomplish a better world to live in,
for the future generations.

Thank you,

Diana Villalta.