Are people against global warming

Answer 1

Pragmatic people do. Also climate scientists, scientists in general, and for that matter most of the general public. Even in the US, the one industrial nation which has the lowest rate of acceptance of general scientific findings for some odd reason, about 70% are currently convinced global warming is real.

Answer 2

People have varying opinions on global warming. Some individuals believe it is a pressing issue that requires immediate action to mitigate its effects, while others may not see it as a priority or may even deny its existence. Public opinion on global warming can be influenced by factors such as education, political beliefs, and personal experiences.

Answer 3

Scientists are aware that global warming is occurring (this has been measured), and is largely a result of human activity (the burning of fossil fuel). A lot of people have been convinced by large, well financed Propaganda campaigns disseminating false or erroneous information that global warming has nothing to do with human activity, instead blaming things as prosaic as sunspots, solar flares, cosmic rays, methane, volcanoes, microsites (bad measurements), soot, ozone, and CFCs. Many of these same folks who claim warming is not caused by humans turn around and insist it isn't happening at all--that the warming stopped in 1998, or 2007, or 2010, and that Jupiter and Pluto are warming (meaning the sun must be causing it). Jupiter and Pluto are NOT warming, and the slight (unexpected) cooling of the sun over the past 40 years is not substantial enough to have had any measurable impact on any planetary climate.

Another view:

There are some scientists who dispute global warming, and a tiny handful of earlier proponents of it have backtracked and now deny it. The environmental movement has spent billions trying to destroy industry, and this is where the true propaganda lies.

Answer 4

A recent survey showed that 38% of Americans believe in it. Most do not.

On the other hand, a recent Yale/George Mason survey indicates 70% of Americans accept the reality of global warming, while only about 10% reject it. See the link below. Rasmussen indicates only 68% of US voters view global warming as "a serious problem."

Answer 5

Absolutely not. Although many do, and this includes legions of scientists, many do not, and many scientists among them too. The deniers point to the fact there has been no warming for nearly two decades, and this winter is brutally cold.

Answer 6

All the world's countries came together in 2015 (The Paris Agreement) to commit to reducing greenhouse emissions. The governments of all these countries believe that global warming is happening and it is a threat to humanity.

Answer 7

Yes, and so does the InterGovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

Answer 8

Yes, people do. This is why a lot of people are trying to use less electricity and fossil fuels like oil.

Answer 9

No. My father doesn't agree because the scientist are saying it too early. They watch the climate and see if it is true. Scientist must wait before saying stuff

Answer 10

Educated people are.