Gore effect

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The Gore effect or Al Gore effect is the coincidental, non-causative occurrence of unseasonably cold weather with some events associated with global warming activism, particularly those attended by former US Vice President and Presidential Candidate Al Gore. The term was coined and used, sometimes humorously, by global warming deniers.

The Gore effect or Al Gore effect is the coincidental, non-causative occurrence of unseasonably cold weather with some events associated with global warming activism, particularly those attended by former US Vice President and Presidential Candidate Al Gore. The term was coined and used, sometimes humorously, by global warming deniers.

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