Gore may or may be not completely wrong. I'm not sure if you or most of his critics know enough about the matter to conclude that he's wrong.

I mean, I doubt he's right about all of his claims but I find this utter assurance that there is absolutely nothing to worry about on this matter naive.

Those species that went extinct in previous die-offs are not "here," perhaps some critter similar that was on a similar evolutionary branch survived, such as Woolly Mammoths gone, elephants still here.

Life will go on on the planet, I have little doubt of that. However, the lag time between catastrophe and recovery might be a little longer than most of us can handle.

Or maybe pockets of people will survive here and there, overcoming great hardship, as has happened many times. If you want to believe the people who study these things that is.

ps: Not to be an ass, for your own good and all, it's "clamor."

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