Inconvenient Truth

This comparison revealed not only an inconvenient truth regarding the production process at site D, but also other surprising distinctions between the five sites/processes hitherto assumed to be operating with about equal reliability and efficiency. With reference to the basic decomposition features of any variogram (Figure 3.24), the following can be concluded from the results presented in Figure 3.26. 

Gore, Al. An Inconvenient Truth The Planetary Emergency of Global Warming and What We Can Do About It. New York Rodale Books, May 2006. 

An Inconvenient Truth Produced by Lawrence Bender, Scott A. Bums, and Laurie David directed by Davis Guggenheim edited by Jay Lash Cassidy and Dan Swiedik. 

Global climate change is the subject of the Academy Award-winning 2006 documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, presented by former vice president Al Gore. 

Rosemarin, A., de Bruijne, G., GaldweU, L, 2009. Peak phosphorus, the next inconvenient truth. The Broker 15,6-9. 

In Chapter 6 we lauded the evolution of Safe System as the conceptual approach underpinning the development of modem traffic safety strategies. We also noted a persistent gap between knowledge of Safe System principles at the political and bureaucratic level and the acceptance of their implications for policy and practice. We speculated that the apparently high costs of implementation and the need to accept public accountability for outcomes make road trauma an inconvenient truth for governments throughout much of the Western motorised world. 

This approach has been endorsed by many learned and informed commentators, among whom is former US Vice President A1 Gore, who in his movie An Inconvenient Truth highlighted the fact that the Earth s atmosphere is thin enough that we can change its composition with the emissions we produce through industrial activity and transportation. Gore, who has dedicated his career both as a... 

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