The long-awaited sequel to An Inconvenient Truth — this time focusing on solutions — will be coming out in the fall. The Gore folk have sent out the following press release:
Today Vice President Gore announced that his next book, Our Choice, will be published by Rodale in the US and by other publishers internationally on November 3, 2009.
Picking up where An Inconvenient Truth left off, Our Choice utilizes Mr. Gore’s forty years of experience as a student, policymaker, author, filmmaker, entrepreneur and activist to comprehensively describe the real solutions to global warming. A co-recipient of the Nobel Peace prize in 2007 for his environmental work, Mr. Gore continues to make sense of the pressing issues we face and Our Choice will unquestionably inspire and rally those ready to fight for solutions that were deemed impossible only a short time ago.
Gore’s book is sure to be scrutinized and criticized for even the tiniest mistakes or, more likely, the tiniest non-mistakes (see Unstaining Al Gore’s good name 2: He is not “guilty of inaccuracies and overstatements” and is owed a correction and apology by the New York Times). And who can doubt that the right wing will attack Gore for every BTU he uses, including flying around the world trying to promote his blueprint (see “People Who Live in Greenhouses…. and “Gore greens his Tennessee home“)?
I was able to spend a fair amount of time with Gore at a climate solutions summit a year ago and can attest that he has an encyclopedic knowledge of clean energy (see “My Al Gore story“). Indeed, he has been adding to that knowledge by consulting with — and hearing detailed presentations from — some of the leading clean energy experts from industry, government, and the nonprofit sector.
This should be quite an aggressive blueprint since “Gore embraced 350 ppm target at Poznań.” And 350 ppm ain’t easy (see “The truth about stabilizing at 350 ppm“)!
Here are more details on what is sure to become the best-selling climate solutions book of all time:
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