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6 surprising moments from the making of “An Inconvenient Truth”
From Al Gore's rowdy, beer-fueled first performance to a personal phone call to Melissa Etheridge, here are six things you might not know about the film.
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An Oral History of “An Inconvenient Truth”
Al Gore got stuck on a scissor lift. Studio execs fell asleep at a screening. And everybody hated the title. The amazing true story of the most improbable — and important — film of our time.
Norway will reopen Barents Sea for drilling exploration
Norway to Big Oil: “Sure, come on in and see if you can't wrangle more dinosaur juice out of this here ocean."
Nestle, PepsiCo, and other big corporations promised to protect forests. Who’s following through?
Corporate sustainability promises get a crash test. Here’s who passed.
Toxic battery plant has to tell its 12,000 neighbors they might get cancer
The plant has close to four years to reduce cancer-causing arsenic emissions.
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