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Vaclav Klaus, president of the Czech Republic, argues in the Financial Times that ambitious environmentalism is the biggest threat to freedom, democracy, the market economy and prosperity.
Mr Klaus writes that “global warming hysteria has become a prime example of the truth versus propaganda problem” and the issue “is more about social than natural sciences and more about man and his freedom than about tenths of a degree Celsius changes in average global temperature.”
Vaclav Klaus: What is at risk is not the climate, but freedom
ft.com/cms/s/e9df7200-19c7-11dc-99c5-000b5df10621.html
Mr Klaus writes that “global warming hysteria has become a prime example of the truth versus propaganda problem” and the issue “is more about social than natural sciences and more about man and his freedom than about tenths of a degree Celsius changes in average global temperature.”
Vaclav Klaus: What is at risk is not the climate, but freedom
ft.com/cms/s/e9df7200-19c7-11dc-99c5-000b5df10621.html