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    Al Gore live webcast today

    By Amanda

    July 5, 2007

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    Have you been counting down the days to the Live Earth concerts? We've been pretty quiet on the subject here at Enviroblog, but not because we don't care -- we've just been too busy keeping you in the loop about sunscreen, corporate greenwashing, and which water bottles are safest. The Big Day is getting close, though, and we're starting to feel that Live Earth vibe.

    Want to get into the spirit? Check out today's live webcast with Al Gore at MSN's Live Earth site -- Mr. Gore will be answering climate change questions submitted via email and MSN's SoapBox video application starting at 1:30pm. You can also sign the Live Earth pledge. Make the commitment and you may see your name on screen during the performances! Remember, all the concerts in the world won't make a bit of difference unless we change our carbon-emitting ways.

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