Videos & Pods

Redder vi kloden ved at spise mindre kød og holde igen på flyveturene? 
Eller er det forskning og ny teknologi, der baner vej?
I Juleduellen kæmper to værdikrigere på ord og skarpe holdninger. To rivaler tørner sammen i duel - i en kamp på ord, argumenter, holdninger og kæpheste.

In het Poolse Katowice zochten wereldleiders deze week naar nieuwe maatregelen om de klimaatopwarming tegen te gaan. Ze waren beter thuis gebleven, zegt klimaatcriticus Björn Lomborg. “Dit beleid deugt niet. Het kost veel geld en heeft bijna geen impact.”

Bjorn Lomborg interview on The Jordan B Peterson Podcast. 

The podcast offers discussion and information concerning a variety of complex ideas: How moral & pragmatic values regulate emotion and motivation; Psychometric models such as the Big Five; The significance of hero mythology; The meaning of music, and the structure of the world as represented through religion and spiritual belief.

In a TV interview with France24, Lomborg explains why the Paris climate agreement is a highly costly treaty that will change little.

Abandoning meat is now the latest advice for saving the planet, with some claiming that a huge reduction in meat-eating is "essential to avoid climate breakdown.”

Lomborg discussed this subject on the FOX Business show Varney & Co.

Scientists are describing it as the final call: the most extensive warning yet on the risks of rising global temperatures. The Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change report earlier this week predicted that global temperatures were set to rise to 3 degrees above pre-industrial levels - the IPCC says urgent and drastic action is imperative to keep the rise at one and a half degrees or less. 

Copenhagen Consensus Center President Bjorn Lomborg discusses how President Trump didn’t mention climate change during his speech at the United Nations and why global warming isn’t responsible for Hurricane Florence.

Bjørn Lomborg tænkte, »det var satans«, mens han læste artiklen »The Doomslayer« - dommedagsudrydderen - i magasinet Wired i 1997. Han var grebet af historien om en økonom, der siden barndommen afskyede vedtagne sandheder og altid søgte fakta