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A focused investment in maternal and newborn health could save more than a million lives annually
Published by Project Syndicate
In 1950, people in South Korea and Pakistan earned roughly the same amount of money annually. Today, the two countries are scarcely comparable. South Korean’s per capita income has grown 23-fold since then, while Pakistan has experienced only a three-fold increase.
Published by New York Times
At the U.N., a Free-for-All on Setting Global Goals
MAY 6, 2014
by Eduardo Porter
"There are, of course, better and worse ideas. Bjorn Lomborg of the Copenhagen Consensus, who achieved renown by arguing that current efforts to cut carbon emissions to slow climate change cost too much and deliver too little, argues that many of the new targets also fail the test. He has been making the rounds among diplomats, showing them the results of cost-benefit analyses of some of the ideas on the table..."
Published by FOX Business News
‘Best Things First’ author Bjorn Lomborg reacts to President-elect Trump’s alleged plans to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement on ‘Varney & Co.’