I feel that Al gore seems to be really concerned about the global warming issue. He appears to take the subject as seriously as I personally think it should be taken. On an hour special on ABC, where he was interviewed by Peter Jennings, Peter pointed out Gore's serious concern for it. Even several times emphasizing that he was exaggerating over it. Gore even proposed a multi-million dollar initiative to battle global warming. Gore is concerned that the global warming causes an increase in fog, leading to more respiratory problems among children.
Al Gore: "The future holds significance higher temperatures still unless we do something about it."

Gore seems not only seems concerned with the present issue but what could happen in the future if nothing is done about it now. This can be seen through his quote. His opinions in general, including this one shows he is concerned for the enviroment because it effects the people. Gore plans to follow the Kyoto climate treaty, a treaty that was designed to reduce the amount of gases in the air. George Bush, however, feels the treaty is "ineffective, inadequate a bad deal for America and Americans."

If the presidential elections were based on this issue, I would go for Al Gore. He seems concerned for the people, and knows the nature effects the people. Therefore he realized the concern for the enviroment is equal.