Showing posts with label examination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label examination. Show all posts

29 June, 2014

Follow the money and you will probably find a fraud


Bjorn Lomborg.
“Follow the money” is the standard advice when attempting to determine why an individual or group objects to the idea of human-induced climate change.

Bjorn Lomborg appears, at first blush to be a friend of climate change advocates, but on closer examination, it becomes obvious he is not and leans, noticeably toward arguing the changes the world is experiencing are natural.
 
Even though surrounded by intrigue, Lomborg travels the world selling his point of view and so DESMOGBLOG.com decided to consider his backing an reports on that in a story headed: “The Millions Behind Bjorn Lomborg's Copenhagen Consensus Center US Think Tank".

19 December, 2013

Profit is the engine of climate change


Our blatant belief in and addiction to the economy, finance and its minutiae is distressing and diametrically opposed to climate change abatement.

Our pursuit of money blinds us to what it is the world really needs and it is not more money, rather more equity, that is a more even distribution of money, more collaboration along with an understanding that the rude pursuit of profit is the engine driving climate change.

Rather than conclude every news report with a detailed examination of how the world is performing financially, that 60 second spot should be dedicated to explaining how we are performing in relation to the greatest crisis humanity has ever faced.

Climatologists from around the world, I’m sure, would be more than willing to provide daily updates on how humanity is performing in relation to climate change mitigation.

We hear every day about the value of the dollar, the price of oil, the value of gold, but nothing about something which has the potential to make them all irrelevant and subsequently of little or no interest.

We need to hear every day, or whenever a news report appears about the carbon content of our atmosphere, not the value of the dollar or any of those other indicators that are little more than gambling signals.
Robert McLean.