Get the facts straight
Development agencies fund green projects when people need jobs, food and energy.
Published by Wall Street Journal
As COP28 opens, two new studies show that extravagant climate promises are far more wasteful than useful.
Published by New York Post
Across the United States and Europe, the media are warning of dangerously high temperatures.
“Extreme Heat Is Breaking America,” warns the New York Times. “Lethal heat is Europe’s new climate reality,” adds Politico.
It’s an annual routine: Expect to be inundated with alarming stories about heat domes, heat deaths and heat waves, pointing to the urgency of climate action.
But this narrative will tell you only a misleading fraction of the story.
We have to put the omni-present narrative that our climate is changing for the worse in perspective. While some indicators are indeed getting worse, the data shows that others are improving. But the prevalent alarmism in the climate debate prevents us from finding smart smart solutions, and most campaigners focus on very expensive but inefficient policies.