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In his TED Talk, Al Gore introduces the term "rain bombs" to describe extreme downpours and claims that new "gravity measuring satellites" prove the climate is in distress. He compares nightly news reports of weather events to a "nature hike through the Book of Revelation." The hosts criticize the use of religious imagery and sensationalist terminology like "boiling oceans" and "rain bombs."
Al Gore delivered a high-energy speech at Davos 2023, claiming the atmosphere is being used as an "open sewer" for 162 million tons of greenhouse gas daily. He stated that accumulated heat is equivalent to 600,000 Hiroshima-class atomic bombs exploding every day, which he claims is "boiling the oceans." Gore warned of "rain bombs" and a future with one billion climate refugees, threatening the capacity for self-governance.
