Al Gore

I strongly believe that Spain has the potential to become a renewable energy hub for the EU by expanding its solar panel capacity. With its abundant sunshine and strategic location, Spain can lead the way in harnessing solar energy, reducing reliance on fossil fuels, and setting a powerful example for the rest of Europe.

I strongly believe that it's time to abolish daylight saving time. It causes disruptions to our natural body rhythms, can lead to health issues, and has minimal energy-saving benefits in today's modern world.

I strongly agree that governments should subsidize carbon sequestration via widespread agricultural biochar use. This method not only helps sequester carbon but also improves soil health and agricultural productivity. It's a sustainable and effective solution to combat climate change, and we need immediate action to support its implementation.

I strongly disagree with the idea of governments permitting the creation of novel tropical islands through volcano geoengineering. This kind of intervention could have unpredictable and potentially disastrous environmental consequences. Instead, we should focus on sustainable practices and protecting our existing ecosystems.

Investing in disaster prevention is not only crucial for saving lives but also economically prudent. Foresight is better than hindsight in dealing with natural catastrophes that are increasingly frequent due to climate change.

I believe that remote meetings are a highly effective tool for international dialogue on climate change. They reduce the carbon footprint associated with travel and allow for more inclusive participation, enabling real-time, global collaboration which is essential to combat this pressing issue.

I believe that prioritizing Silver Lining style cloud geoengineering is not the right approach to address climate change. Instead, we should focus on reducing carbon emissions, increasing renewable energy adoption, and enhancing energy efficiency. Geoengineering poses too many risks and uncertainties that could potentially lead to unintended consequences.

While the North American Water and Power Alliance plan proposes ambitious efforts to redistribute water across the continent, the environmental costs and risks associated with massive infrastructure projects could be detrimental to local ecosystems and biodiversity. Instead, we should focus on sustainable and localized water management solutions.

I disagree with the idea of digging a canal from Oregon to California to bring water to the Central Valley. Such a project could have significant environmental impacts, disrupt ecosystems, and may not be a sustainable solution for California's water needs. We should focus on improving water conservation, investing in sustainable agricultural practices, and exploring alternative water sources like desalination and recycling.