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Det skortede ikke på forskningsbaserede argumenter imod regeringens klimapolitik, da klimaminister Lars Aagaard (M) var i Deadline den 9. august. Her argumenterede han for Danmarks position som grønt foregangsland. Den position fastholdt han stædigt, at Danmark har – også selv om han blev præsenteret for forskning, der peger på det modsatte.
Klimaforskere »skal blande sig uden om politik«, kunne man læse i en kronik skrevet af Peter Busch Nicolaisen og bragt i Information den 9. juni. Og ved første indskydelse kan det lyde fornuftigt at operere med en sådan opdeling mellem forskning og politik. Men udsagnene hviler på et usikkert grundlag.
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