Although there may have been disconsensus earlier in the process (including two members of the Intergovernmnetal Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) that disagreed with minor findings in the third report), there is now a formal consensus about the science of anthropogenic (human-caused) link with climate change.
The fourth IPCC report was written by over 800 climate scientists, with 450 lead authors, in addition, 2500 scientists that fact-checked and supported all conclusions, and then (if that wasn't enough), 113 line-by-line fact checkers by the governments of the world. These government fact checkers are the ones that have consistently watered down the findings of the IPCC.
What is important, is that the IPCC aims at collecting all the data and presenting the scientific findings. This means that it uses over 3,000 top ranking climate scientists from around the world and has found that all the published reports lead to the conclusion that: "Most of the observed increase in globally averaged temperatures since the mid-20th century is very likely due to the observed increase in anthropogenic greenhouse gas concentrations."
There may be disconsensus, but it is not being published in academic journals or academic publishers. Essentially, the scientific community is uniform in finding global warming is irrefutible and that it is probably anthropogenic.
2007-07-10 05:12:31
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answered by C.S. 5
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The problem is that there is virtually no science or scientists who defend the global warming denier position. They always quote the same few skeptics (when they quote anybody) who are often coincidentally funded by Exxon Mobile.
Here's a study to answer your question:
In 2004 an article in Science magazine discussed a study by Prof. Naomi Oreskes in which she surveyed 928 scientific journal articles that matched the search [global climate change] at the ISI Web of Science. Of these, according to Oreskes, 75% agreed with the consensus view (either implicitly or explicitly), 25% took no stand one way or the other, and none rejected the consensus.
2007-07-10 06:25:15
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answered by Dana1981 7
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Though I too cannot find exact numbers on this, The Union of Concerned Scientists has the best compilation of global warming info I've seen, and they have a few articles that are on point.
From what I've heard, there is not a single peer-reviewed article that questions the basic facts of global warming: it's happening now, and human activity is a substantial contributor to it.
2007-07-10 05:12:44
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answered by Steve 6
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Bob (above) has provided some stable names to get you began. incredibly, you could p.c.. the call of any scientist at random and he / she would be able to easily approximately actual beleive in worldwide warming, the type of scientists that don't beleive is an exceptionally small fraction of the comprehensive scientific community - below a million%. it is not complicated to coach worldwide warming, you're able to try this your self employing primary relatives gadgets. right here is how... you would be wanting 2 empty bottles and a pair of thermometers that extra healthful interior the bottles, a bucket, some water and a few indegestion pills, it incredibly is sensible to have a small funnel. Take one bottle, placed a thermometer in it, placed the cap on. Fill your bucket with water, fill the different bottle with water, place the bottle neck down into the bucket of water, placed the funnel into the neck of the bottle, drop some indegestion tebalets into the bucket. The bubbles they provide off are carbon dioxide, seize the bubbles with the funnel so they bypass into the bottle and displace the water. whilst the bottle is packed with gasoline get rid of it from the bucket, placed the different thermometer in it and screw the cap on. you have now have been given 2 bottles - one packed with air, one comprehensive ot carbon dioxide. Take them outdoors and place them interior the sunlight and notice what takes place (if it is not sunny place the bottles close to an electric powered lamp). The carbon dioxide traps warmth from the sunlight and this bottle will heat up extra beneficial than the different one. it incredibly is a small scale demonstration of what takes place interior the atmopshere - incredibly that carbon dioxide, alongside with the different greenhouse gases, has the skill to capture warmth. Scientists do comparable experiments, they are slightly extra state-of-the-artwork than employing plastic bottles and indegestion pills however the theory is an identical. in case you do the above test you would be your person scientist and grant your person information of how the 'greenhouse result' motives worldwide warming. Video it on your cellular telephone and placed up the video on YouTube then you definately can coach it to anybody who says we are no longer inflicting worldwide warming.
2016-09-29 10:54:08
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answered by ? 4
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In Al Gore's movie, they randomly searched for articles published in scientific journals, and they found 100% of them agreed that humans are contributing to it. I would guess that around 99% accept that humans are contributing to it.
In a quick search, I couldn't find exact numbers, but here is a general wikipedia on the subject. I'm sure someone will do better.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_consensus_on_climate_change#Scientific_consensus
2007-07-10 05:01:23
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answered by Take it from Toby 7
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Here's your answer: nobody knows. Nobody's interested.
Except you. So here's your chance to collect all the work ever done on global warming and then calculate the percentage.
Have fun.
2007-07-10 05:33:57
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answered by Sourcerer 2
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i'm a doubter... mostly because my dad works in the government... and in one of those little sections the media isn't aloud to talk about...
its just a bunch of hype to get more money and take peoples thoughts about whats really going on in our crooked world
http://downloads.heartland.org/18869.pdf
http://www.globalwarmingheartland.org/
(go under "a primer on global warming")
2007-07-10 05:36:21
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answered by BeachLvr2006 3
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http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2007/05/20070531-13.html
Oh, sorry, the White House believes we are contributing to global warming.
2007-07-10 05:31:25
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answered by Darth Vader 6
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This might help answer your question:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_opinion_on_climate_change
2007-07-10 05:01:57
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answered by tangerine 7
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I'm not sure but my daddy sometimes says we are but then he says no.
2007-07-10 05:06:18
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answered by Penelope Bush 2
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