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Old Yet Still New at Reason: Help Set the Copenhagen Consensus by Ranking the World's Problems and Solutions!
Reminder: Voting ends today! Go to the link below and vote on the Copenhagen Consensus!
As the Copenhagen Consensus Conference 2008 unfolds, "skeptical environmentalist" Bjorn Lomborg invites you to rank 10 pressing issues facing the planet and vote for your preferred policy solutions to problems ranging from air pollution to global warming to terrorism. The Copenhagen Consensus project seeks to replace media-driven hysteria with sound science and rational cost-benefit analysis as the starting point in discussions of global policy.
Go here to read concise descriptions of the 10 problem areas, possible policy solutions, and how to vote.
Results will be posted later this week.
Read Ron Bailey's coverage of the Copenhagan Consensus Conference here.
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