Climate-Change Colonialism Keeps Poor Countries Impoverished

WALL STREET JOURNAL By BJORN LOMBORG

Climate Change and Malaria in Africa Limiting carbon emissions won't do much to stop disease in Zambia.

Energy prices are soaring, and it’s likely a sign of things to come. The rise can be blamed on a variety of things, including the demand rebound after the lockdowns ended, a drop in renewable electricity output from a lack of wind in Europe during most of 2021, and increasingly costly climate policies. But while the pandemic will end and the wind will blow again, climate policies to achieve “net zero” emissions will keep hiking prices.

How to manufacture a crisis: A WHO commission wants to declare climate change a “global health emergency.” Their big evidence? Rising heat deaths in Europe. But once you adjust for an ageing society, the “crisis” essentially disappears. Even more dishonestly, the report conceals that cold deaths have declined by approximately 250 times as much as heat deaths have risen.