It’s well past time the bloc reconsidered hemorrhaging money on an unaffordable and ineffectual climate policy that no other ...

Climate change has a very small net negative effect on agricultural output, but the trend decline in malnutrition is so ...

Food scarcity affects many people around the world. As the world’s fifth largest exporter of agricultural goods and fourth largest exporter of wheat, Canada can help. Canadian food exports contain ...

The United Kingdom may require significantly higher investments than previously estimated to reach its net zero target by 2050 without economic growth and prosperity declining. The Boston Consulting ...

A recent report by the Fraser Institute points out that climate activists who demand governments cut greenhouse gas emissions ...

The United Nations is at a crossroads. US President Trump pulled out of the World Health Organization, cut funding for the UN ...

Danish political scientist Bjorn Lomborg, in his interview in the issue of March 1 (“‘You can’t spend on everything’”, Lunch with the FT, FT Weekend, March 1), cites Adam Smith, the Scottish economist ...

One of the healthiest aspects of Lunch with the FT is the fact that several times a year it makes for very salutary reading. A case in point was David Pilling’s lunch with Danish political scientist ...

I keep losing track of how many billions of dollars have been promised during this unofficial stage of our Federal Election ...