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BJORN LOMBORG | The Great Barrier Reef refuses to die on schedule (opens the original)
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Australia’s marine scientists recently released their annual audit of the Great Barrier Reef, and it contains news you almost certainly haven’t heard: coral cover held steady or increased across most of the reef. In the 40 years scientists have systematically measured the reef, the five best years on record are the five most recent. That is the sound of a catastrophe not happening. You haven’t heard the good news because the reef has an entire public relations industry built around predicting it
BJORN LOMBORG | Global fire rates drop despite headlines of disaster (opens the original)
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The recent fires in France and Spain were devastating. More than 220,000 people fled the flames west of Bordeaux. Outside Madrid, fires scorched an area twice the size of the capital and drove nearly 90,000 people from their homes. The people who lost homes and livelihoods deserve sympathy — and far better fire policy. What they do not need is the climate sermon that now follows every plume of smoke. Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called the fires a “painful expression” of climate change.
BJORN LOMBORG | Climate change isn’t taking food off your table (opens the original)
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No morning ritual is safe from climate alarm. The journal Nature recently declared that coffee is “critically threatened by climate change” and described scientists racing to save your espresso from “extinction”. The New York Times blames sky-high coffee prices on climate-driven supply crunches in Brazil and Vietnam. And your olive oil? CNN and Bloomberg wail about a seemingly permanent “crisis”, with Mediterranean droughts foretelling a future in which an everyday staple vanishes for good. The
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