Gli attivisti del clima e i politici ci ripetono in continuazione che le auto elettriche sono più pulite, più economiche e migliori. Molti paesi, tra i quali Germania, Regno Unito e Giappone, entro uno o due decenni proibiranno addirittura la vendita di nuove automobili a gas e a diesel. Ma se davvero le auto elettriche sono così eccellenti, che bisogno c’è di vietare le alternative? E perché dobbiamo sovvenzionare le auto elettriche a ritmo di 30 miliardi di dollari l’anno?

A klímaaktivisták és a politikusok folyamatosan azt sulykolják, hogy az elektromos autók tisztábbak, olcsóbbak és jobbak. Sok ország, köztük Németország, az Egyesült Királyság és Japán az új benzin- és dízelüzemű autók értékesítését is be fogja tiltani egy-két évtizeden belül. De ha az elektromos autók tényleg olyan jók, miért kell betiltani a benzines és dízeles járműveket? És miért kell évi 30 milliárd dollárral támogatni az elektromos autókat?

Bjorn Lomborg writes in Mint with Bibek Debroy, the chairman of the Economic Advisory Council to the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi. Together with Aditya Sinha they present a new research paper by Lomborg and Debroy. It argues for a number of amazing public policies for India, and they highlight four specific solutions that promise phenomenal benefits for every rupee spent: (1) Nutritional and health counseling, (2) family planning, (3) immunizations, and (4) agricultural R&D and certified seed production.

Bjorn Lomborg was recently a guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, the most listened-to podcast in the world. He and Rogan discussed a host of topics related to climate change and environmental protection, as well as many other areas where we could do a lot of good in the world for surprisingly modest investments.

Bjorn Lomborg was recently a guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, the most listened-to podcast in the world. He and Rogan discussed a host of topics related to climate change and environmental protection, as well as many other areas where we could do a lot of good in the world for surprisingly modest investments.

Es ist leicht zu glauben, dass das Leben auf der Erde immer schlimmer wird. Die Medien berichten fortlaufend von Katastrophen und stellen erschreckende Prognosen auf. Angesichts der Flut von Unkenrufen über den Klimawandel ist es verständlich, dass viele Menschen glauben, die Welt würde untergehen. Tatsache ist, dass es zwar immer noch Probleme gibt, die Welt sich allerdings verbessert.