APEGGA

APEGGA 2008 did a survey and discovered that only 25.7% felt that Climate Change is primarily caused by human factors.

APEGGA 2008 did a survey of their members and discovered that only 25.7% felt that Climate Change is primarily caused by human factors. So they did a follow up in 2012 and found that only 36% agreed with the IPCC claims on climate change, and 51% think there's little or no danger from anthropogenic causes. More of a consensus against the IPCC than for it.

ℹ️ Info

~ Aristotle Sabouni
Created: 2017-03-29

Association of Professional Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicists of Alberta

2012 in a followup to APEGA 2008 survey[edit | edit source]

only 36% agreed with the IPCC’s claims on climate change
51% think there's little or no danger from anthropogenic climate change
There’s more consensus against the IPCC and against any big concern, than there is for it’s statements

2008 APEGGA[edit | edit source]

27.4% believe climate change is caused by primarily natural factors
25.7% believe it is caused by primarily human factors
45.2% believe that climate change is caused by both human and natural factors
Again, with the bell curve distribution of views when you look at scientists not paid by politicians to find a manmade problem.

🔗 More

Climate
The Climate is always change, the debate is over the cause and consequences. Where there's no debate, there's no science.

Consensus
Science is skepticism. If someone isn't a skeptic, then they're not a scientist: they're a politician.

🔗 Links

Tags: Climate Study Skeptics Consensus