Get the facts straight
An interview with Lomborg on Cafe Babel
Published by Wall Street Journal
Development agencies fund green projects when people need jobs, food and energy.
Published by Times Higher Education
Smart Solutions to Climate Change: Comparing Costs and Benefits
23 December 2010 TIMES Higher Education
Sweating over the heating bill Steven Yearley finds that cost-benefit analysis is of limited use when it comes to saving the planet Suppose the international community took climate change seriously and committed a quarter of a trillion dollars a year to the problem for the next decade: how would they best spend the money? (...) Read it online Book review Smart Sol 2010 Dec 23 Times Higher Education.pdf
Published by The Telegraph
The myth that the green energy transition is inevitable and will make cheap electricity for everyone is one of the most dangerous self-delusions of the global elite. Despite two decades of policy attempts, fossil fuels in 2022 still meet 81 per cent of global energy needs, down from 81.2 per cent in 2000. On the most optimistic trend, fossil fuels will still supply two-thirds of all energy in 2100.