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This document provides information about former Vice President Al Gore and his work bringing awareness to global warming through his book and documentary "An Inconvenient Truth". It notes that the documentary has become one of the most successful of all time and won two Oscars. Gore has been advocating for addressing global warming for 30 years through his work in Congress and as Vice President. The reader is encouraged to watch the film to learn about the threat of climate change and provide suggestions for reducing its impact through changes in daily activities, mentioning key topics like transportation, greenhouse effects, deforestation, and sea level rise.
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