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30 Sep 2013

Lomborg comments on IPCC report for TV and radio stations worldwide

Broadcasters around the world booked Bjorn Lomborg as a commentator on the new report the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released on September 27. Moreover, his press release was printed in a multitude of newspapers and different languages. 

Lomborg's interviews include:

30 Sep 2013

Climate Activists Need to Dial Back on the Panic

Published by TIME

2013-09-30 On Friday, the U.N. climate panel, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), produced its first overview in six years. It wasn’t about panic and catastrophe, which unfortunately has dominated our climate debate, leading to expensive but ineffective policies. 

29 Sep 2013

Niet twijfelen aan klimaatwetenschap, wel aan zeer duur nutteloos beleid

Published by De Tijd

2013-09-27 Waarom hebben paniek en catastrofe het klimaatdebat zo gedomineerd? En waarom zijn de oplossingen zo duur en zo ineffectief? Het wordt echt tijd dat we praten over wat er wél kan werken. 

27 Sep 2013

Världen mår allt bättre

Published by Katternö

2013-09-26 Swedish/Finnish Katternö journal features a 6-page cover story on Bjorn Lomborg.

24 Sep 2013

Es wird wärmer – ein bisschen. Na und?

Published by Die Welt

2013-09-24 Am 26. September wird der UN-Weltklimarat IPCC die Zusammenfassung seines jüngsten Sachstandsberichts – des fünften in 23 Jahren – präsentieren. Aufgrund zahlreicher undichter Stellen ist der Inhalt des Berichts größtenteils schon bekannt. Und weil wir alles schon vier Mal hinter uns gebracht haben, ist auch bekannt, wie sich der Bericht politisch auswirken wird. Da jedoch 20 Jahre dauernde Anstrengungen gegen den Klimawandel zu keinem seriösen Ergebnis geführt haben, könnte es sich lohnen, diesmal eine andere Strategie auszuprobieren. 

22 Sep 2013

Climate change is real, but we have time

Published by The Sunday Times

2013-09-22 With the first overview in six years from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), it is time to raise two big questions. Why have panic and catastrophe dominated the debate? And why have the solutions presented thus far been so expensive and ineffective? We really need to start talking about what will work. 

18 Sep 2013

It’s gone too far

Published by Prospect Magazine

2013-09-18 The precautionary principle used to work. It was set out at the 1992 Rio Earth Summit, and stated that complete scientific evidence was not necessarily required in support of action on the most serious environmental threats. Unfortunately, since then, this well-intentioned principle has become a destructive tool, used to support bad policies. 

16 Sep 2013

Don’t blame climate change for extreme weather

Published by Washington Post

2013-09-15 One of the most persistent claims in the climate debate is that global warming leads to more extreme weather. Green groups and even such respectable outlets as Scientific American declare that “extreme weather is a product of climate change.”  And the meme seems irresistible as a political shortcut to action.

16 Sep 2013

Global Warming Without Fear

Published by Project Syndicate

2013-09-13 MALMÖ – On September 26, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change will present the summary of its most recent assessment report, the fifth in 23 years. Although the IPCC is not perfect – it famously predicted that all Himalayan glaciers would be gone in 2035, when the more likely year is 2350 – its many experts generally give us the best information on the fractious issue of global warming. Because of extensive leaks, the report’s contents are mostly known.

3 Sep 2013

There is no bee crisis

Published by Ottawa Citizen

2013-09-03 Contrary to what you may have heard, there is no “bee-pocalypse.” There is lots of alarmist talk about colony collapse disorder, people are blaming pesticides and talking about hundreds of billions of dollars at risk. But a closer look tells a very different story. Read the article online.

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