Climate Crisis - Al Gore at TED Talks

By thescian on October 3, 2006.

Al Gore at TED Talks. He mentions releasing the climate crisis presentation under an appropriate licensing term (he's working with Lawrence Lessig) for young people to remix. Brilliant. A tremendously engaging talk with Gore relating hilarious stories in the first few minutes. via The World's Fair.

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