KRONIK DEN 29. AUGUST 2012, JYLLANDS-POSTEN Af Bjørn Lomborg Vi må acceptere, at det aldrig vil lykkes at gøre fossile brændstoffer så dyre, at ingen vil have dem. I stedet skal vi fokusere på at gøre grønne energikilder så billige, at alle vil have dem. Alle ved, at man bør drikke otte glas vand om dagen. Et råd, der gives fra et væld af sundhedsskribenter for slet ikke at nævne autoriteter som det britiske sundhedsvæsen. En sund livsstil er blevet synonym med at bære rundt på en vandflaske og drikke hele tiden. Ofte drikker vi uden at være tørstige, og sådan bør det være. For som...

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 In 1970, U.S. President Richard Nixon signed the Clean Air Act into law, launching one of the most successful public health and environmental programs in history. In the first decade that followed, in Los Angeles, the amount of pollution from ozone -- the main component of smog -- exceeded government health standards on 200 days each year. By 2004, that number...

10. august 2012, i Weekendavisen Af Frede Vestergaard Jordens tilstand. Herhjemme har regeringen fjernet bevillingen til Copenhagen Consensus Center. Men internationalt er der stadig bud efter Bjørn Lomborg. NOGET af det første, den nye regering gjorde, da den overtog magten sidste efterår, var at slette bevillingen til Copenhagen Consensus Center på forslaget til finanslov for 2012. Bevillingen ophørte altså 1. januar i år. Siden sin oprettelse i 2004 havde Centret haft Bjørn Lomborg som direktør. Det var tilknyttet Copenhagen Business School, CBS, hvor Lomborg også er adjungeret professor...

By Stilgherrian for Patch Monday 27 August, 2012 Dr. Bjorn Lomborg and Dr. Casper Hewett talk about geo-engineering.

Greg Cary speaks with Professor Bjorn Lomborg about global warming, the unnecessary panic caused and carbon tax. 24. August 2012, Australia

Autor tekstu: Bjørn Lomborg Tłumaczenie: Małgorzata Koraszewska „Wszyscy wiedzą", że należy pić osiem szklanek wody dziennie. W końcu to radzą niezliczeni autorzy poradników zdrowia, żeby nie wspomnieć o takich autorytetach jak brytyjska Narodowa Służba Zdrowia. Zdrowe życie oznacza obecnie noszenie ze sobą butelki z wodą i nieustanne popijanie, żeby wypić naszą dzienną rację i pozostać nawodnionym i zdrowym.

En af verdens 100 mest indflydelsesrige mænd tog rent faktisk sin studentereksamen i Aalborg. Camilla Miehe-Renard har været i audiens hos den tidligere chef for Institut for Miljøvurdering. Det blev til en god snak om ungdomstiden i Aalborg, om at være i vælten som ivrig miljødebattør og om at skille sig ud fra mængden. Mød en ener, mød Bjørn Lomborg…

Capital, Bulgaria Aug 17, 2012. Бьорн Ломборг: Без паника за климата Датският политолог и скептичен еколог пред "Капитал" Bjorn Lomborg: Don't panic about the climate Danish political scientist and skeptical environmentalist to "Capital" Най-сериозните последици от климатичните промени вероятно няма да бъдат почувствани още години. Но все пак, ако сега вие трябва да планирате мерки за тяхното преодоляване, откъде бихте започнали? Има някои прости решения на предизвикателствата на климатичните промени. Да вземем например нивото на океаните. Нека си представим, че в...

Sky News TV, Australia. Aug 21, 2012. What can we learn from Australia's carbon tax? Is the Australian policy of a carbon tax, or a price of carbon, a good policy? What is the likelihood that the rest of the world will move in the same direction? Bjorn Lomborg joined Peter Van Onselen and Paul Kelly at Sky News Australian Agenda for a discussion. BL - If you ask any climate economist, they will tell you; yes, a low carbon tax is actually an academically correct argument. But it is politically incredibly divisive, and it won’t actually do very much. It is really barking up the wrong...

Business Spectator - Australian business news Why the carbon tax doesn't work Robert Gottliebsen Published 21 Aug 2012 length of video: 10min:17 There is a small problem with all the efforts the world has undertaken to reduce carbon emissions – they are not working to reduce emissions to any where near the amount the carbon community believes is necessary to avoid global warming. A group of Nobel Laureates and other top experts who combined to form the Copenhagen Consensus believe that the world’s emphasis on emissions reductions via carbon pricing and similar mechanisms, is...