Get the facts straight
Rhetorical excess undercuts the case against global warming. By John Vinocur.
Published by MSNBC
Media around the world asked Bjorn Lomborg to comment on the latest IPCC reports.On MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry, Bjorn Lomborg discussed the effects of climate change on hunger, why we don't need to fear a global food shortage, and what will really
Published by New York Post
Two months after the Paris climate-treaty negotiations concluded with fanfare, the world is figuring out it was sold a lemon.
In December, global leaders patted each other on the back and declared a job well done. The treaty will come into force later this year after it has been signed by representatives of at least 55 nations representing 55 percent of global greenhouse-gas emissions.
This will provide “a turning point for the world,” according to President Obama. “Our children and grandchildren will see that we did our duty,” says UK Prime Minister David Cameron.
Published by Business Day
Low-efficiency or inefficient programmes are replacing those that tackle hunger and illiteracy
