Lomborg in Rolling Stone

Lomborg points out that almost everywhere cold deaths outweigh heat deaths. Fortunately, heat deaths are declining in countries with good data, likely because of ever more air conditioning. This is abundantly clear for the United States, which has seen increasing hot days since 1960 affecting a much greater population. Yet, the number of heat deaths has more than halved.

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In a joint essay with Dr. Jordan Peterson, Bjorn Lomborg argues in Britain's Telegraph that global leaders at COP27 need to change their climate policy approach and unleash innovation instead of continuing to push failed policies.