Get the facts straight
Morning Joe with Joe Scarborough Can green energy be cheap? An interview with Bjorn Lomborg
Published by Daily Mail
While diesel cars tend to be more fuel-efficient with lower emissions, they also emit greater quantities of other pollutants that damage air quality and health Now, electric cars could be the future for many as BJORN LOMBORG explains
Published by Foreign Affairs
Resources, Development, and the Future of the Planet
Lomborg's answer to responses written to his "Environmental Alarmism, Then and Now" article in Foreign Affairs.
ENVIRONMENTALISTS DO NOT OPPOSE GROWTH
Frances Beinecke
Published by Financial Times
Last week an extraordinary, scary story made climate headlines around the world: a melting Arctic could release an immense amount of methane that would dramatically increase global warming and cost the world a phenomenal $60tn. Fortunately, it is just a scare story. Of course, if you take an implausibly catastrophic event and run it through an implausibly pessimistic economic model, you can get headlines, but you don’t get good policy. The depressing reality is that current climate policies have failed.
