Yes, it is, since he signed up for a local program (like a lot of states have BTW) to get ALL of his power from green, renewable sources of energy. When you are generating some of your own power and using renewable sources of power otherwise, what you consume in terms of energy doesn’t really matter much IMO.

The “Tennessee Center for Policy Research” did nothing more than a poorly attempted political hit-job on Gore, which failed miserably given the *real* facts of the matter…lol… “Al Gore’s family has signed up for 100% percent green power through Green Power Switch.” Can YOU say the same??

http://bravenewfilms.org/blog/8163-debunking-the-bunk-the-truth-about-al-gore-s-lifestyle

Thanks for making it easy BTW…

the human overpopulation of Earth;

the pending loss of adequate fossil fuel reserves and other vital energy sources due to unrestrained international plundering;

the dissipation of limited resources due to reckless per-capita overconsumption;

the problems of global warming in particular and climate change more generally; and

the insufficiently bridled pollution of air, land and water as well as precipitating irreversible degradation of the planet’s frangible ecosystems services due to relentless industrialization and unregulated economic globalization.

Who knows, perhaps necessary change is in the offing.

Steven Earl Salmony
AWAREness Campaign on The Human Population,
established 2001
http://sustainabilitysoutheast.org/index.php

Gore’s home is not powered entirely by green, renewable power. Nor does he even claim that it is. A spokesman for Mr. Gore told ABC News that he was “taking steps” to reduce his consumption.

Here are the facts taken from public record: http://www.tennesseepolicy.org/main/article.php?article_id=764

“he uses more energy each month than the average American uses each year.”

And it’s ALL green, renewable power…so what??