Climate change

Hvis sol og vind virkelig var billigere, ville de erstatte fossile brændstoffer, uden at der var behov for et stort skub fra politikere og industrien. Denne påstand bliver ustandseligt gentaget, fordi den er bekvem, skriver Bjørn Lomborg.

تواجه كل دولة في العالم عدداً كبيراً من التحديات والرغبات التنافسية من أجل المستقبل. مثالياً، نود جميعاً معالجة كل شيء. لكن ندرة الموارد تعني أنه في الحياة الواقعية، يتعين علينا تحديد الأولويات.

Despite us constantly being told that solar and wind are now the cheapest forms of electricity, governments around the world needed to spend $1.8 trillion on the green transition last year.

Todos los países del mundo se enfrentan a una multitud de desafíos y deseos contrapuestos para el futuro. Idealmente, nos gustaría abordarlos todos. Pero la escasez de recursos hace que en la vida real debamos establecer prioridades.

The Hoover Institution held a Fellow Talk with Bjorn Lomborg on Monday, April 1, 2024 from 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. PT. Lomborg discusses Climate and Development Spending: How the World Bank and others are spending evermore resources on doing ever less good.

A világ minden országa számos kihívással és egymással versengő nagyszabású tervek sokaságával néz szembe. Elvileg szeretnénk mindent megoldani. A szűkös erőforrások azonban azt jelentik, hogy a való életben fontossági sorrendet kell felállítanunk a különböző megoldandó kérdések között.

Officially, the UN has 169 development goals. It should instead focus on a dozen or so high-payoff policies, like tablets in grade schools
 

Author and Copenhagen Consensus Center President Bjorn Lomborg has raised concerns about tuberculosis and its effect on lower-class people.

Invece di disperdere fondi in mille interventi di dubbia efficacia, puntiamo forte sulla tecnologia per offrire ai bambini del mondo povero un’educazione del livello a loro adeguato. L’impatto è garantito e certificato

Poverty alleviation and climate change are two of the biggest, if not THE two biggest challenges facing the world today. Both require huge amounts of international cooperation, and of course money, to solve. But is the world getting the balance of funding right?