Glücklicherweise hört Björn Lomborg ("False Alarm") noch immer nicht auf, mit Fakten zu nerven:
"Stories about food scarcity follow a formula: Take an isolated weather event, attribute it to global warming, skip inflation adjustment and ignore the long-term data. Natural year-to-year swings driven by economics, trade policy and subsidies get repackaged as apocalyptic trends. Rarely mentioned, however, is how much of the real price pressure on food comes from fertilizer and transport costs — inflated, ironically, by climate policies that raise fossil fuel energy bills for the essentials of farming.
(...) Climate change will, on balance, hurt agriculture. But its impact is dwarfed by rising productivity. Another highly cited study in Nature from 2021 finds that without any climate change, global food-calorie production will increase 51% between 2010 and 2050. With extreme, unrealistic warming, it still increases by 49%. Across all models and scenarios, the difference in calories available per person amounts to one-tenth of 1%."
https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2026-07-14/climate-change-food-scarity-facts
Los Angeles Times
Climate change isn't taking food off your table
No matter what's happening across the globe, humanity just keeps getting better at growing food.
July 17, 2026 6.5K 26
