At the time of his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, which argument would Al Gore most likely have agreed with? A. The causes of climate change are complex and largely mysterious. B. It is far too late to change the course of a runway climate disaster. C. Governments must join people in fighting for a sustainable climate. D. Carbon emissions are best reduced by inventing new technologies.

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Dalton Coleman

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18 March, 13:46

At the time of his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, which argument would Al Gore most likely have agreed with? A. The causes of climate change are complex and largely mysterious. B. It is far too late to change the course of a runway climate disaster. C. Governments must join people in fighting for a sustainable climate. D. Carbon emissions are best reduced by inventing new technologies.

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Nathaly · Answer 1

C. Governments must join people in fighting for a sustainable climate

Explanation:

When Al Gore received his Nobel Prize, he was unequivocal when he compared the lack of actions by the world leaders in stopping Adolf Hitler and his atrocities.

He was also deeply concerned about the stance the government were taking towards climate change as he felt that if action was not taken fast enough, then it could spiral out of control,