Interview of February 2008 

Klíma je problém nie katastrofa - read the article in the biggest Slovak business magazine attached. 

After his WSJ article about President-elect Obama's future mission in the area of climate change, Bjorn Lomborg was asked by the JoongAng Ilbo newspaper to comment on making policies on climate change and on investment in alternative energy for the South Korean readers as well. JoongAng Ilbo is one of the 3 biggest newspapers in Korea. Nov 15, 2008

Alejandro Alle Lunes, 1 de Septiembre de 2008 Al igual que Tom Hanks en la película Apolo XIII, cuando le informaba a su base en Houston haber sufrido una explosión a bordo a raíz de la cual estaban en problemas, son muchas las oportunidades en que América Latina le ha hecho saber al mundo de sus desventuras económicas. 

By Bjorn Lomborg, Thursday, June 26, 2008 The bitter arguments in the Senate this month over the Lieberman-Warner climate change bill, which would have required major emitters to pay for the right to discharge greenhouse gases, proved that climate change caused by humans has come to the fore of U.S. policy debates. (...) 

An interview with Lomborg on Cafe Babel

By Zafrir Rinat, January 21, 2008, Haaretz

Bjorn Lomborg, 12.15.2008 An economic argument against stricter caps on carbon emissions. While the world focused on United Nations-led discussions about climate change last week, international trade talks fell apart. The World Trade Organization head says progress on the Doha Round--negotiations to lower trade barriers--is stalled until well into next year... 

El autor de El ecologista escéptico, Bjorn Lomborg, propone en un nuevo libro acabar con Kioto y destinar el dinero a la lucha contra el sida y la malaria "El texto emplea la estrategia de aquellos que niegan que los judíos fueran seleccionados por los nazis para el exterminio". Así se despachaba la revista Nature en una crítica feroz al libro El ecologista escéptico, publicado en 2001.

John McCain, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton all promise bold action on climate change. All have endorsed a form of cap-and-trade system that would severely limit future carbon emissions. The Democratic Congress is champing at the bit to act. So too is the Climate Action Partnership, a coalition of companies led by General Electric and Duke Energy... WSJ Opinion Journal, JOHN FUND ON THE TRAIL