I live a few miles from Charlotte Harbor in Southwest Florida which is on the Gulf of Mexico. I've lived here for almost 28 years and the coastline doesn't seem to be getting any closer to my house. Anyone else out there noticing the lack of a change of what constitutes waterfront property? I thought that was supposed to be one of the first signs of global warming. How long before I have my property values skyrocket as my property becomes waterfront? And what happened to the predictions of a new ice age that were going around 30 years ago? Gore just wants to have power and attention of some sort and he found a way to jump on a bandwagon and become a cheerleader for how we evil humans have created a phenomenon that the earth has managed to create without our help at several other times in the past. Global warming, if that is even what is happening (the amount of time spent studying this is but a drop in the bucket of geological time so really doesn't count for much), is a natural occurance and I think it shows a real lack of humility to think we can stop the earth from doing what it naturally wants to do. Taking better care of this earth is something we should be doing anyway because it's the right thing to do, not because some power hungry facist and his flawed science say so.