> Lomborg essentially accepts the ipcc consensus o the physics, though not on
> the
> action.
Maybe my earlier message got lost.
What is the consensus on action that differs from what Lomborg is
proposing?
As far as I am aware the IPCC has no mandate to decide the best course
of action, that remains up to the political process in member states.
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