@Madrigalian; Bagos1; Snuph; ChoosyMotherSo reading this article, all you gentlemen have extracted is that Gore is making money. Somehow investing in what you believe in is wrong. Putting all your effort and resources behind what you think is a neglected issue is wrong? Certainly making profit from these investments is wrong because profit is inherently wrong? Are you guys a bunch of commies</s>? Or are you saying that where profit is involved that there can be no honesty? Because *that* is a nasty extra sharp two edged sword you'd be playing with, right there."Critics, mostly on the political right [...] say Mr. Gore is poised to become the world’s first carbon billionaire"... so?Hold on ... Marc Morano (and senator Inhofe) are used as sources of authority? Seriously.FTA:“I believe that the transition to a green economy is good for our economy and good for all of us, and I have invested in it,� Mr. Gore said, adding that he had put “every penny� he has made from his investments into the Alliance for Climate Protection.“And, Congresswoman,� he added, “if you believe that the reason I have been working on this issue for 30 years is because of greed, you don’t know me.�This article is an awesome example of information presented mostly neutrally that readers can pour their personal biases over, one way or the other, and come away feeling reinforced with their position.