10 ABR 2011 Entrevista Bjørn Lomborg: "El calentamiento no se soluciona con impuestos" Contra la solución propuesta en el Protocolo de Kioto, el autor del libro "El ecologista escéptico" aconseja invertir el 0,2% del PBI mundial en la investigación y el desarrollo de energías verdes. Francisco de Zárate De denunciar a los científicos del calentamiento por catastrofistas a creer que el mercado de bonos de carbono no alcanza para solucionar el cambio climático. A primera vista, los últimos diez años del danés Bjørn Lomborg (46) parecen contradictorios. No lo son.

Hay Festival – May 26-June 5, 2011 May 30, 2:30pm Bjorn Lomborg talks to Rosie Boycott http://www.hayfestival.com/p-3512-bjorn-lomborg-talks-to-rosie-boycott.aspx May 30, 8:30pm Bjorn Lomborg Cool it Screening http://www.hayfestival.com/p-3528-bjorn-lomborg.aspx Hay Festival is a gathering in the staggering beauty of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Writers, comedians and musicians that have the capacity to change our lives, to share new visions of the world, and to do that incredibly sexy thing – to renew our sense of wonder.

Expert: Fossil fuels kill more people Bjorn Lomborg, revolutionary thinker and writer, says closing nuclear plants in the wake of a huge tsunami in Japan will actually cause more deaths.

Bjørn Lomborg Putting Global Warming in Perspective 31 May 2011, 18.30-20.30

MILKEN Institute Global Conference, Los Angeles

2011-03-10 A Race to Hunger SYDNEY – Spectators at February’s Daytona 500 in Florida were handed green flags to wave in celebration of the news that the race’s stock cars now use gasoline with 15% corn-based ethanol. It was the start of a season-long television marketing campaign to sell the merits of biofuel to Americans. (...) 

Febr 16, 2011: Food Security: The seed of solution is already here. Bjørn Lomborg argues that global warming’s effects on food scarcity can be addressed – and now. Furthermore, he paints a picture in which fewer people starve in the world, despite population growth. Here he sets out the action needed now.