So it’s time for a helpful reminder that the existence of anthropogenic climate change represents the consensus view, not just of climate scientists, but of all<\/strong> scientists in this country. And what does consensus look like, you may wonder? Thanks to the fantastic folks at Information is Beautiful<\/a>, I can show you. Consensus looks like this:<\/p>\n The group on the right are climatologists only. The lonely figure in the far right corner is the denier. That’s what virtual unanimity looks like. The group on the left represents people from any scientific field<\/strong>. That small group in the left corner are the deniers. At a big wedding, they’d take up a single table. The data for the above image comes from this<\/a> paper [PDF]. All together now: 90% of all published US scientists<\/strong> agree that human-induced climate change exists! I feel compelled to point out that Proctor and Gamble built an entire decades-long marketing campaign over even lower<\/strong> support among dentists for their toothpaste.<\/p>\n Related Links:<\/strong><\/p>\n 32000 scientists dispute global warming?<\/a><\/p>\n Scientists demand meeting to talk climate with head of American Farm Bureau<\/a><\/p>\n Climate scientists underwhelmed by Copenhagen Accord<\/a><\/p>\n
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