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description Climate Reality Project Overview

The Climate Reality Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public and training leaders to take action on climate change. Founded by Al Gore, it focuses on building a movement of people who understand the science and are equipped to advocate for systemic change. They provide resources for community organizing, corporate leadership training, and public awareness campaigns. Their goal is to create a groundswell of support that can influence policy at every level of society.

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Who founded the Climate Reality Project?

Former US vice president Al Gore founded the organization that became The Climate Reality Project. Its work grew from climate-education initiatives associated with Gore and the documentary An Inconvenient Truth.

What happens at a Climate Reality Leadership training?

Participants learn about climate science, communication, environmental justice, and methods for organizing local action. Graduates join a network commonly known as Climate Reality Leaders rather than receiving an academic degree.

Is the Climate Reality Project a scientific research institution?

It is primarily an advocacy, education, and leadership-training nonprofit rather than a laboratory conducting original climate modeling. Its presentations draw on established scientific organizations and research to explain climate risks and policy responses.

How is the Climate Reality Project different from the Climate Leadership Corps?

The Climate Reality Project is the parent nonprofit and broader advocacy organization. The Climate Reality Leadership Corps is its training program for people who want to communicate about climate change and organize action in their communities.

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