16.05.2012
New Project Syndicate article by Bjørn Lomborg: 'The Smartest Ways to Save the World'. English
May 2012
Copenhagen Consensus 2012 Research and Slate series released English Outcome English News article on the results English
24.04.2012
Wall Street article by Bjørn Lomborg: 'An Economic Approach to the Environment'. English
16.04.2012
New Project Syndicate article by Bjørn Lomborg: 'The Problem with Priorities'. English
16.02.2012
'Germany's Sunshine Dream': New Project Syndicate column by Bjørn Lomborg. English
25.01.2012
Copenhagen Consensus Center Named as Top-Ten Environmental Think Tank in Global Ranking English Dansk
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EU Energy Security

May 18, 2011: New economic research commissioned by the Copenhagen Consensus Center shows that the EU’s climate plan will lead to greater reliance on foreign energy imports. The Copenhagen Consensus Center asked Professor Christoph Böhringer and Andreas Keller of the University of Oldenburg to examine the EU 20-20-20 Climate Plan’s impact on energy security.

Report on Danish Healthcare

February 26, 2011: The Copenhagen Consensus Center has released a new report analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the Danish health care system, and proposing 10 solutions that address challenges faced by the health care system. As part of DR's special feature on health care, these solutions were discussed and prioritised by politicians and members of the community.

Green Job Generation

February 7, 2011: The Copenhagen Consensus Center has released new research reviewing the state of the science in defining, measuring, and predicting green job generation. Energy economist Dr. Gürcan Gülen concludes that job creation “cannot be defended as another benefit” of well-meaning green policies. In fact, the number of jobs that these policies create is likely to be offset – or worse – by the number of jobs that they destroy.

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