Global warming: 'Paris agreement will leave 99% of the problem unsolved'

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. A similar shift in global public opinion is occurring with respect to climate change, owing to a stream of revelations about climate scientists' sloppy, if not tendentious, practice. 

Starting in the 1990s, at the end of the Cold War, climate change became a fixation for rich-country politicians and elites. 

Greg Cary speaks with Professor Bjorn Lomborg about global warming, the unnecessary panic caused and carbon tax. 24. August 2012, Australia