However, the snippets of that article found in the Townhall piece made it clear enough to see what's so objectionable about the Paris Agreement.

As to Bjorn Lomborg, I liked the podcast interview he did - at first. After watching the PragerU video though, I kind of came to figure him for being a bullshitter in it for the money, fracking money. It turns out that PragerU is not an academic institution, accredited or otherwise. It's an American conservative digital media organization. The part about fracking being a green energy innovation was pure fucking gold. I laughed. Then there's the matter of what Lomborg has paid himself at "think tanks" he's founded. He's got a good thing going, to be sure. But let's remember that he's a political scientist, not a real scientist. All his liberal trappings aside, which make him a great face for what he's doing, he's looking out for number one. No crime there, but it renders his thoughts on the subject to be viewed with no small amount of doubt.