1. Al Gore's Moment of Truth
... (13) to overcome it. People as social creatures have a lot of pride and tend to never pass a challenge, so Gore is sort of baiting the reader to accept this task, in order to call people into action. A major context element that connects to larger picture is the tragic events of Hurricane Katrina. He introduces the topic of Katrina as evidence for his second claim that "inconvenient truths ... that Global Warming presents. The warning sings aren't invisible, they are all around us. For example, the melting ice caps, extinctions of rare species, and the changes in our local weather, are ...
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