The Live Earth event scheduled for December 7th in Mumbai has been cancelled because of the recent terror attacks in that city. The concert was originally planned to raise money for solar energy projects. Among those who were scheduled to attend, rocker Jon Bon Jovi, Roger Waters and Anoushka Shankar, daughter of sitar player Ravi Shankar, a man that shaped the musical influences of the former (and late) Beatle George Harrison.
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It’s that time once again where politicians and rock musicians from around the globe fly their carbon-emitting private jets to a location on the planet to raise awareness of global warming.  Live Earth, to be held on December 7th in Mumbai India, is still working on the attendee list but has confirmed Jon Bon Jovi.  Al Gore, surprisingly speaking from satellite rather than flying in his personal jet to India for a personal message, said India was chosen because it’s the world’s largest democracy and has significant influence on the …

Al Gore’s Live Earth event, a seven-continent festival of live music to educate others on the dangers of global warming celebrated its one year anniversary earlier this week.  The news media didn’t cover their political darling’s program anniversary nor did we hear about millions of people modifying their lifestyles voluntarily to become carbon compliant.  No rock stars faced the camera to declare themselves greenhouse gas-free.  Nothing.

From the article:
During last July’s Live Earth concerts held simultaneously in New York, London, Sydney, Tokyo, Shanghai, Rio de Janeiro, Johannesburg and Hamburg, Al Gore tried to harness the promotional power of environmentally inclined rock stars like Madonna, The Police and the Red Hot Chili Peppers to raise global awareness of “a climate in crisis”. But some wags dubbed the concert “private jets for climate change”, referring to the rockstar lifestyle, and the concerts themselves produced 35,000 tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
Way to go, Al. Your “awareness” campaign …

The Live Earth global warming hoax concerts are being planned as a simultaneous event at multiple campuses around the United States on October 5th.  The funny part about all of this is that, prior to the event, Live Earth will invite the Democratic and Republican nominee to clarify their positions on issues such as “climate change, renewable energy and other green issues.”  How about Al Gore clarifying his position on food shortages, starvation and how biofuels are expected to cause more environmental damage than gasoline?  Or do I need to …

Al Gore’s Live Earth ranks at number six. Apparently it will take 100,000 trees to replenish the energy spent on the event. Nice double- standard, ecolibs.
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