An Inconvenient Truth's Prophecy: A Climate Crisis Update

It's April 25.

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Al Gore and director Davis Guggenheim just mar 20 years since their big climate doc,

an inconvenient truth.

The film followed Gore's lectures warning about global warming's dangers and pushing

for quick action.

In a fresh interview, they called the movie's predictions tame, compared to today's

realities.

Guggenheim said the claims look moderate now, especially after wild weather events.

Gore added that nightly news feels like scenes from the apocalypse, making the film even

more spot on today.

The doc shifted a whole generation, with folks changing careers and habits because of

it.

In Pakistan, families now give solar panels as wedding dowries, showing how these ideas

spread worldwide.

They got heat back then for a sea level rise animation flooding Manhattan labeled

alarmist.

But hurricanes like Sandy soon proved them right, and disasters keep piling up.

Gore stays up beat, pointing to fast advancing clean energy fixes and public support.

Even with policy dips, he bets will beat this crisis, stronger than before.