Get the facts straight
Climate policy needs to take into account the costs of draconian measures, which are enormous.
Published by Wall Street Journal
The international body’s warnings are more about demagoguery than data.
Published by Project Syndicate
COPENHAGEN – As George W. Bush and Tony Blair learned the hard way, the public does not take kindly to being misled about the nature of potential threats. The after-the-fact revelation that the reasons for invading Iraq were vastly exaggerated – and in some cases completely fabricated – produced an angry backlash that helped toss the Republicans out of power in the United States in 2008 and may do the same to Britain’s Labour Party later this year. A similar shift in global public opinion is occurring with respect to climate change. (...)
Published by Daily Mail
While diesel cars tend to be more fuel-efficient with lower emissions, they also emit greater quantities of other pollutants that damage air quality and health Now, electric cars could be the future for many as BJORN LOMBORG explains