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Earth to Lomborg: It was never about the environment.
“The current solution is to make fossil fuels so expensive that nobody will want them,” Dr Lomborg said, adding that this is “economically inefficient and politically impossible”.
I don’t know whether to laugh or scream obscenities.
Really? This is novel? Seems like I’ve heard something along those lines before……..where ……and when?
You’ve got to have the context. Dr Lomborg was being interviewed by a notoriously green tinged presenter on the (Oz) lefty ABC who wanted him to back the current left wing Federal Government’s announced carbon tax, which is stirring up ordinary voters big time. He wasn’t having any of it.
I can buy the making of fossil fuel energy so expensive so that no one can buy it, only if gets replacedby something that is wildly cheaper than fossil fuels. Until then buzz off