The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Al Gore and the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change for their work to raise awareness about the threat of global warming.

With his passion and hard work, Al Gore has demonstrated that committed citizens can make a difference. He has inspired millions to stand together against one of the biggest challenges of our time.

This year's Nobel selection sends a strong message that to achieve peace we need to live in harmony with one another and with the environment. By stopping the destructive effects of global warming, we are not only preventing future conflicts ignited by lack of resources, but we are also fighting for our own survival.

Please take a few minutes to sign our petition to say "Congratulations!" to Al Gore for this remarkable achievement and urge him to continue his critical work to fight global warming!

Dear Mr. Gore:

As citizens who are concerned about global warming and its devastating effects on our planet, we would like to congratulate you for receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. You truly deserve it. Your tireless efforts to alert people about the current climate crisis have made millions aware of the urgency and importance of taking action.

Moreover, this Nobel Prize sends a strong message that to achieve peace we need to live in harmony with one another and with the environment. By protecting the earth and stopping the destructive effects of global warming, we are not only preventing future conflicts ignited by lack of resources, but we are also fighting for our own survival.

With your passion and hard work, you have demonstrated that committed citizens can make a difference. You have inspired millions to stand together against one of the biggest challenges of our time. So thank you for spreading the word, but also thank you for offering a solution.

Today, as we celebrate your award, we also pledge to continue to take action to change our ways and urge governments and corporations to change theirs to fight the global warming crisis now.