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by boublepop
1637 days ago
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Lomborg never denied man-made climate change. Though he certainly was a controvercial Voice in the debate.
The reason was however that he challenged key predictions and strongly critized the proposed solutions as being cost ineffective. But it’s true that those who opposed him tried to paint his criticism as a if it had been denial because that’s a strawman that is easier to argue against. If someone comes out saying “climate change is man made and unless we do something the Oriana going to boil away in 2 years, our only option is to start throwing ice cubes into the ocean!”
Then it’s perfectly resonable to argue that the prediction is wrong, and that even if it was accurate the proposed solution isn’t cost effective and that better solutions exist, that doesn’t mean you are arguing against the main premis of manmade climate change. Now the meat of the debate around Lomborg is really if his predictions stack up against the predictions he criticized. |
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