The maternal mortality rate has been falling over the years.

But this does not mean that we should just cut all emissions.

It costs 50 dollars. We can probably make it for 50 cents, if we put our mind to it.

We can cut the stem tide the stem of this into our oceans and in doing so, save our oceans, save our planet, save ourselves.

We can halve global poverty and halt the spread of major known diseases in the next 10 years.

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It's fully possible to get child mortality down in all of these countries and to get them down in the corner where we all would like to live together.

You take eight million trucks these are 18 wheelers and take them to natural gas, reduce carbon by 30 percent, it is cheaper and it will cut our imports three million barrels.

Campaigners and the media claim that we should cut our CO2 emissions to save the polar bear.

We could just as well point out that since science tells us that speeding cars kill many people, we should cut speed limits to almost nothing.

For example, we know that we should lower interest rates and inject liquidity to fight stagnation, and that we should raise policy rates and banks cash reserve ratios to stifle inflation.

To halve, by the year 2015, the proportion of the world's people whose income is less than one dollar a day and the proportion of people who suffer from hunger and, by the same date, to halve the proportion of people who are unable to reach or to afford safe drinking water.

In essence, we are being told that we ought to cut emissions to zero, and to plant trees to achieve that, meaning that we would have to plant forests today on 30 more than all of the available land, and plant forests on almost two planets by 2030.

But this does not mean that we should just cut all emissions. Burning fossil fuels also has significant benefits, and we should weigh those benefits against the costs.

In essence, we are being told that we ought to cut emissions to zero, and to plant trees to achieve that, meaning that we would have to plant forests today on 30 more than all of the available land, and plant forests on almost two planets by 2030. This is unreasonable.