Wishful Thinking Is Not Sound Public Policy.

Listen, Global Warming Is A Real Problem, But It's Not The End Of The World. A 30-centimetre Sea Level Rise Is Just Not Going To Bring The World To A Standstill, Just Like It Didn't Over The Last 150 Years.

There Is No Question That Global Warming Will Have A Significant Impact On Already Existing Problems Such As Malaria, Malnutrition, And Water Shortages. But This Doesn't Mean The Best Way To Solve Them Is To Cut Carbon Emissions.

I Really Try To Say Things As They Basically Are And It So Happens That It Is A Good Message That Things Are Getting Better, But There Are Still Problems.

I Think It's Great That We Have Organisations Like Greenpeace. In A Pluralistic Society, We Want To Have People Who Point Out All The Problems That The Earth Could Encounter. But We Need To Understand That They Are Not Presenting A Full And Rounded View.

Money Spent On Carbon Cuts Is Money We Can't Use For Effective Investments In Food Aid, Micronutrients, Hiv/aids Prevention, Health And Education Infrastructure, And Clean Water And Sanitation.