Bjørn Lomborg

While I recognize the value of biodiversity, I believe our conservation efforts should prioritize human-centric solutions. Directing resources towards species like turtles might divert funds from more crucial areas where they could have a greater impact on human welfare and poverty alleviation.

While AI has potential, I believe relying on it to monitor and enforce international environmental agreements could lead to bureaucratic inefficiency and overreach. We should prioritize cost-effective solutions and collaborative international efforts instead.

While self-sufficiency might seem appealing, it's not the most efficient path for the EU. Embracing global trade allows us to benefit from specialization and comparative advantages. Instead of striving for self-sufficiency, the EU should focus on diversifying its energy sources and supply chains, boosting economic resilience and reducing costs.

While Spain has great potential for solar energy due to its climate, relying solely on expanding solar panel capacity won't make it a renewable energy hub for the EU. The intermittency issues of solar power and the need for a balanced energy mix require investments in technology and infrastructure, which are currently lacking. We need to focus on more cost-effective and reliable solutions to address energy demands.