The hypocrisy of some public figures like former Vice-President Al Gore is shameful.
In 2006 Gore released: An Inconvenient Truth.
Gore, who has been a main player in the radical climate change movement for decades flies around the world in private jets, he owns multiple large homes and is chauffered by his armed entourage in gas-guzzling SUVs.
A new report also shows that Gore is money from investments in companies that are polluting the same planet he insists needs to be saved from the day-to-day activity of humanity.
The New York Post reports:
The “green-friendly” investment firm co-founded and run by former Vice President Al Gore, 74, owns a portfolio of more than $26 billion worth of shares in nearly two dozen companies that were found to have increased greenhouse gas emissions in recent years, according to a report.
Gore, whose Oscar-winning film “An Inconvenient Truth” cemented his status as the most prominent doomsayer on climate change, chairs the London-based Generation Investment Management, which touts a “stated emphasis on sustainable investment options.”
But a recent analysis by Bloomberg News found that Generation’s Global Equity fund, which numbers a total of 42 companies, includes 18 firms which emitted increasingly more greenhouse gases annually between 2015 and 2021.
Bloomberg ranked Generation, which has $40.4 billion worth of assets under its management, as among the companies that owned the greatest share of greenhouse gas-emitting firms when compared to other funds that placed a priority on so-called ESG — environmental, social and governance — investing.
Al Gore’s ‘eco-friendly’ investment firm owns shares in polluting companies: report https://t.co/r2ZUqMGE6Z pic.twitter.com/NgIvOgldrb
— New York Post (@nypost) February 20, 2023
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