Su SciAm tre interviste parallele sul Global Warming. Sul fronte del no interessanti gli argomenti di Bjorn Lomborg:
Basically, we need to stop burning fossil fuels before the end of
the century. We need to find a way to deal with climate change within
this century. Most people seem to say that means that we need to cut
emissions right now. But cutting very much right now is a very
expensive way of doing no good. Cuts like those in the Kyoto Protocol
cost $180 billion annually and only postpone global warming by seven
days at the end of the century. It's a very expensive way of doing very
little. We need to cut the cost of cutting carbon dioxide. That is, we
need to invent solutions, invest in research and development of
noncarbon-emitting energy technologies like solar power and wind,
carbon capture and storage as well as, most likely, fusion and fission.[SciAm]
