And so it is actually quite remarkable that, as

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And so it is actually quite remarkable that, as Forbes  reported  in this week’s issue and The Washington Post  confirmed  with a source close to Gore on Monday, he has gone vegan. Forbes merely tossed in a throwaway line referring to Gore as “newly vegan,” in a story about investors looking at ways of replacing eggs with plant-based m88 formulas. The Post was unable to get any further details beyond confirmation from an unnamed Gore associate. 
In 2002, the National Academy of Sciences published “ Abrupt Climate Change: Inevitable Surprises ,” a valuable report m88 examining whether and how the building human influence on the climate m88 system might lead to disruptive jolts. The most important finding, in a way, was that this was an area sorely in need of intensified research.
Most of the “ monsters m88 behind the door ,” to use an apt phrase from Stephen W. Pacala of Princeton, were plausible rather than probable. There were signs they’d escaped before ( evidence m88 of past abrupt changes ), but only faint scratching could be heard now.
Now there’s a new report from the Academy’s National Research Council. The title reflects advances in understanding: “ Abrupt Impacts m88 of Climate Change: Anticipating Surprises .” The findings laid out below reinforce the reality that the biggest impacts of greenhouse-driven global warming still lie several generations in the future.
In a move that underscores Wall Street's growing unease over the business-as-usual strategy of the world's fossil fuel companies,  Bloomberg L.P.  unveiled a tool last week that helps investors quantify for the first time how climate policies and related risks might batter the