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.

Every year, global climate summits feature a parade of hypocrisy, as the world’s elite arrive on private jets to lecture humanity on cutting carbon emissions. The current UN climate summit in Egypt offers more breathtaking hypocrisy than usual, because the world’s rich are zealously lecturing poor countries about the dangers of fossil fuels—after devouring massive amounts of new gas, coal, and oil.

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.

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.

Лесно е да се повярва, че животът на Земята става все по-лош. Медиите постоянно изтъкват една след друга катастрофи и правят ужасяващи прогнози. В контекста на мрачните прогнози за изменението на климата и околната среда е разбираемо защо много хора, особено младите, вярват, че светът скоро ще свърши. Факт е, че макар проблемите да остават, светът всъщност се подобрява. Просто рядко го чуваме.

Climate activists and politicians constantly tell us electric cars are cleaner, cheaper, and better. California and many countries, including the U.K., Germany, and Japan, will even prohibit the sale of new gas and diesel cars within a decade or two. But if electric cars are really so good, why do we need to ban the alternatives? And why do we need to subsidize electric cars to the tune of $30 billion per year?

Demonizzare i combustibili fossili mentre il mondo ne è ancora dipendente non poteva che portare a questi prezzi stellari. Non stupisce che le economie emergenti non ci seguano

An hour-long podcast interview with Mark Moss, discussing the cost of climate change as well as our responses to it, including renewables, electric cars, greenwashing, biofuels and innovation.

Łatwo uwierzyć, że życie na Ziemi nieustannie pogarsza się. Media nagłaśniają jedną katastrofę po drugiej i przedstawiają przerażające prognozy. W obliczu nawału ponurych informacji o skutkach zmian klimatycznych i środowisku zrozumiałe jest, dlaczego wielu ludzi — zwłaszcza młodych — naprawdę wierzy, że świat się kończy.

Nůžky mezi světovou elitou a reálným světem se rozevírají čím dál víc. Zatímco většina lidí se stále vyrovnává s následky pandemie a řeší všeobecnou inflaci – především zvyšování cen potravin a energií – a obávají se recese, elita si štěbetá na konferencích v Davosu či Aspenu o dosažení uhlíkové neutrality, píše exkluzivně pro Finmag.cz dánský statistik Bjørn Lomborg.