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Gore Makes Bold Proposal
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Al Gore has fired another salvo in his battle to save the environment by challenging the US to produce every kilowatt of electricity through wind, sun and other Earth-friendly energy sources within 10 years. But how much will a transformation to clean electricity sources cost? AOL News has this as well as Gore's feelings on how the current presidential candidates fare with the environmental issue.
Sources of US Energy
Jim Young, ReutersAl Gore put forth a lofty goal on Thursday, saying the United States should completely wean itself off fossil fuels over the next decade. Where does America get its energy from now? Click through the photos to see the leading sources.
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The Effects of Global Warming
David McNew, Getty ImagesThe sun beats down on dairy cattle in Bakersfield, Calif. Rising global temperatures are causing problems around the world. Last year marked the warmest year ever recorded for Earth's land areas. Click through the photos to see the devastating effects of global warming.
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Emme, Max and Cheese
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Marc Anthony better not show up late to dinner or there might not be any food left, judging by how J.Lo's scarfed down dinner recently in Italy. On the other hand, it looks like Pink was more into putting on an X-rated show than enjoying her meal.
Know What This Does?
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No, it's not an exercise ball for hamsters. Here's a hint: It belongs in the kitchen, and it'll keep your fingers from smelling like you work an Italian restaurant. These 12 items -- just for cooks -- are so new you may not even know what they do. Quiz yourself at AOL Home.
Looks Don't Equal Quality
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When you pay top-dollar, you expect an exceptional product. With cars, that's not always the case. AOL Autos and Forbes compiled the 15 most reliable luxury cars based on surveys from J.D. Power. These are the autos that owners report having the least number of issues with, from seats adjusting properly to malfunctioning buttons. Prices start at just over $30,000.
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World's Worst Taxi Cab Rides
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Jorge Uzon, AFP / Getty Images
These green-and-white Beetles may be the world's cutest taxis, but there's something you should know about them. There's a good chance you could be the victim of an "express kidnapping." What happens is, the driver takes you to an ATM, roughs you up, and forces you to withdraw money. Surprisingly, that's not the worst of it. AOL Travel has five metros where you should definitely avoid the taxis.
American Births Hit a Milestone
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Just when the 'Baby Boom' generation hits the age of 60, data has been released showing a new baby boom. A record 4,315,000 babies were born in the USA in 2007. The last time the number was this high was in 1957. What is causing this 'perfect storm' of births? There are several factors and AOL News has those details.
A Record Number of Births
Tina Fineberg, APThe number of births in the United States in 2007 set a record: 4,315,000, according to preliminary statistics from National Center for Health Statistics. It's part of trend of rising births in recent years. Here, a woman holds her newborn son in New York City in 2006.
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Billy Ray Has a Dirty Mouth
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With all the racy pictures of daughter Miley making the rounds, you would think Billy Ray Cyrus would prefer to see a good photo of a Cyrus family member. Unfortunately, the shot TMZ has found is probably not what he had in mind. The country crooner and famous father looked cool in his sunglasses, but what is that on his face?
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Kirstie Fired Over Fat Rolls
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There are times when a perfect marriage exists between celebrity and product. Michael Jordan is almost as recognized for Hanes as he is for Nike. Wilford Brimley is known more as the 'Quaker Oats' guy than for any acting role he has had. But sometimes that marriage can be rocky. Jenny Craig dumped Kirstie Alley for a skinnier celebrity. An A-list actress was dropped from a major ad campaign as soon as she turned 40. AOL Money has this dubious list of endorsements gone bad.
Where It's Better to Be Unemployed
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Unless you win the lottery or have a big trust fund, there's no ideal place to be unemployed. Unemployment benefits represent a fraction of a worker's previous salary and leave those without jobs short on bills, mortgage payments and living expenses. But in some countries that fraction is bigger than others. AOL Careers locates the best places to be with out a job, including one country that pays 87% of unemployed worker's salary for a whopping 500 days.
The Ultimate Skin Care Guide
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Taking care of your skin can be the hardest beauty chore you face from day to day. From hiding age spots, acne and wrinkles, the search for the best products can be endless. AOL Shopping offers their assistance with top products to treat your skin right. And if you don't believe in using a lot of chemicals, we've still got you covered with several natural remedies.
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