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Low-efficiency or inefficient programmes are replacing those that tackle hunger and illiteracy
Lomborg participated in the Munk Debate in Toronto, Canada, on Dec 1 2009. ABOUT the debate: C02 levels in the atmosphere are climbing steadily higher. Some believe this is having a devastating effect on humans and nature, while others argue that the threat has been overstated. Is this the moment for a bold international treaty to curb carbon emissions? Or, are the social and economic costs of reducing C02 emissions too high in world where a billion people live on a dollar or less a day?
Published by Fox and Friends
Lomborg also discussed reducing our reliance on Russian oil and gas in multiple interviews.
Published by Canada Broadcasting Corporation
Jim Brown of CBC's The 180 interviews Dr. Bjorn Lomborg.
"There are generally two schools of thought when it comes to climate change: it is bad, or it doesn't exist. But Bjorn Lomborg wants that to change. He says it's important to recognize that there are some benefits to climate change, and to come up with more innovative ways to tackle the negatives.