Febr 23, 2012. Bjorn Lomborg - Danish Author - Environmental Writer and Author of "The Skeptical Environmentalist." Bjorn and John discuss the solar and wind projects in Europe. The John Oakley Show - Talk Radio AM640 John Oakley is widely considered to be one of this country's pre-eminent talk-radio hosts. Check daily for the Interview of the Day, and listen to the John Oakley Show on AM640 Toronto Radio.

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Mathieu Perreault La Presse 24 février 2012 L'immensité des réserves de carburants fossiles est l'aspect qui a le plus retenu l'attention de Bjorn Lomborg, le célèbre statisticien danois qui a publié L'environnementaliste sceptique en 2001. «On voit noir sur blanc qu'il y a abondamment de carburants fossiles», dit M. Lomborg en entrevue depuis Copenhague. (...)

Talk Radio 702 - The Best Of Jenny Crwys Williams Talk Radio 702 - The Podcasts 2012-02-20 The sceptical environmentalist In the Going Green feature Jenny chats to international author and climate change skeptic Bjorn Lomborg. Time Magazine declared the founder of the Copenhagen Consensus Centre one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2004 and recently Foreign Policy’s listed him in their Top 100 Global Thinkers.

Febr 11, 2012 (recorded on Febr 9 Thu) Newstalk Radio 777 WABC Monica Crowley Show

Whom can you trust? Posted by John Stossel | February 09, 2012 Re-Airing on FNC Saturday @10PM

30 Jan, 2012 in Bloomberg Briefs Interview with Bjørn Lomborg Lomborg tells Siobhan Wagner of Bloomberg New Energy Finance there is too much focus on cutting carbon-dioxide and clean-tech subsidy funds would be better spent on research and development.

End of Kyoto would mean nothing for the climate Dec 24, 2011 Shonali Ghosal Q: You are known to be critical of the Kyoto Protocol. Does the Durban agreement offer more hope than Kyoto? A: There’s virtually nothing but empty promises. The Kyoto Protocol will be a symbolic act to continue. As for the Green Climate Fund, they have provided the structure but there’s no money, which has always been the problem. The real meat of the Durban deal, the idea of getting a binding agreement in 2020, is basically just delaying tactics. They said that in 2007 with the Bali roadmap that they...

2011-Dec-10 Is global warming just a load of hot air? Climate change is clearly a burning issue, but who to believe? We spoke to three experts with differing views on the subject in an effort to determine what’s really going on. Words: Jim Wake According to Katharine Hayhoe, a climate scientist on the faculty at Texas Tech University, taking action to prevent a catastrophe as the Earth warms up is long overdue. If you talk to Benny Peiser, director of the London-based Global Policy Warming Institute, he’ll tell you we don’t know nearly enough about what is going on to embark...

Interview with Bjørn Lomborg 2011 August, in Forbes Insider What was your inspiration behind the Copenhagen Consensus? Fundamentally, I feel we all want to do good in the world, but clearly we don’t spend a whole lot of money on doing good. One salient fact related to this point is that you can actually save an average African life for about $63 dollars a year. That’s less than what most of us probably spend on a pair of jeans! So I simply set out to ask, “If we don’t do everything we can to fix all of the world’s ills, shouldn’t we at least start talking...