Albert Arnold Gore

Gore was born on March 31, 1948 in Washington. American politician who served as Vice President from 1993 to 2001. Before becoming Vice President, Gore served as a member of the United States Congress from 1977 to 1985 and as a senator from Tennessee from 1985 to 1993. Al Gore had already joined the United States Congress at the age of 28, serving as a congressman from 1976 to 1984 and a senator from 1984 to 1993. In 1976, Gore was elected to the House of Representatives with a 32% vote, which was three percentage points higher than his closest opponent. Subsequently, he also served three consecutive terms in 1978, 1980, and 1982. In 1984, he was elected to the Senate and successfully won a seat. Although he belongs to the Democratic Party, he tends to lean towards the center, such as supporting anti abortion and banning the sale of firearms. During his time in parliament, he also joined the House Energy Policy Committee and the Science and Technology Committee for a total of four years. In 1992, Gore did not run for the 1992 US presidential election due to family reasons, but he later agreed to serve as the deputy to Clinton, who was also a member of the Democratic Party. Gore officially became the Vice President of the United States on January 20, 1993. At that time, the United States was facing a huge fiscal deficit. Based on a centrist stance, Ren \u00e9 Gore strongly advocated reducing government waste and preventing excessive government power, and advocated for reducing government size and a series of unnecessary regulations. With his experience serving as a technology committee in parliament, Gore also advocated the development of high-tech as a driving force for the new economy. From the perspective of future effects, Gore's proposition is not without results. Since 1996, the information technology industry has become a new driving force for the US economy, creating a long period of economic prosperity during the Clinton administration. Gore is a staunch environmentalist who, during his tenure at the White House, actively promoted Clinton's signing of the Kyoto Protocol. During the drafting of this protocol, there was controversy within the United States, with opponents arguing that fulfilling the Kyoto Protocol could significantly reduce US GDP growth. Among them, George Bush, who was then the governor of Texas, criticized the Kyoto Protocol, which had the most severe impact on the Midwest of the United States, as manufacturing was mainly used to provide employment opportunities in this area. When discussing this protocol in parliament, there was no support from any vote. At that time, the parliament passed the Byrd Hagel resolution with 95 votes to none, demanding the veto of the protocol. However, under Gore's promotion, the Kyoto protocol was finally signed by Clinton in early 1998 and officially passed. In 2006, Gore promoted the undeniable truth and book of the same name in the documentary he participated in producing and performing, which caused widespread resonance in Western countries. He was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his contributions to the environmental cause. In the film, Gore changes his past rigid political appearance and slightly dull personality, showcasing the dangers of global warming as an ordinary citizen of the global village. In the long run, glaciers will melt, floods will flood, and human homes will suffer devastating damage. The film unexpectedly received high box office and positive reviews, earning him both fame and fortune, and winning the Best Documentary Award at the 79th Academy Awards. Norwegian Nobel Committee October 2007