Effective and affordable – Why the ETS is sufficient to deal with the climate emergency
New Zealand is at risk of spending tens of billions of dollars on policies that will not cut carbon emissions by a single gram.
New Zealand is at risk of spending tens of billions of dollars on policies that will not cut carbon emissions by a single gram.
It is not enough to just say you care about the climate.
When you are in a hole, stop drilling.
Die schweren Buschbrände, die letzte Woche im australischen Bundesstaat Victoria wüteten, haben nicht nur 181 Menschenleben gekostet, 1800 Häuser zerstört und 7500 Menschen zu Obdachlosen gemacht.
Nicht die Dürre ist das Problem Afrikas.
Was war wohl der größte britische Exporterfolg der vergangenen Jahrzehnte?
science vs superstition – the case for a new scientific enlightenment challenges the common belief that scientific progress in today’s world inevitably entails an element of danger or moral uncertainty.
It should be apparent that climate change is an issue that requires a serious scientific, political and economic discussion to which unfortunately there are no convenient shortcuts.
It is deeply worrying that a misguided pretence of a scientific “consensus” has suppressed a reasonable political discussion about effective and efficient strategies to deal with climate change.
Scientists have established a link between agrarian productivity in Africa and weather patterns in the Atlantic: they even claim that climate change could cut the food supply by 20 to 50%.
© Dr Oliver Hartwich