Al Gore's Idea Of Climate Change

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The necessary component of creating solutions where the two sides are on polar opposites sides of an issue is to use reasoning and being willing to compromise. There is usually no perfect solution that can satisfy all the issues of a debate topic. For example, in the article “In Kansas, Climate Skeptics Embrace Cleaner Energy”, residents in Kansas State were skeptical about the idea of global warming. However, they understood the need for energy conservation and so they have become very active in conserving energy despite that fact that they hate Al Gore as well as his idea of climate change. Although Kansas State residents didn’t really believe in climate change, they still took action because the solution they came up with aligned with the
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