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23 percent of college-educated Republicans
The two sides are divided on whether this warming is a benevolent and natural recovery from the [[Little Ice Age]] or a man-made "[[climate crisis]]" (see also [[runaway greenhouse effect]]).
The two sides are divided on whether this warming is a benevolent and natural recovery from the [[Little Ice Age]] or a man-made "[[climate crisis]]" (see also [[runaway greenhouse effect]]).
Liberals and conservatives in the U.S. are evenly split on the issue: 75% of [[Democrats]] believe that the science supports the [[anthropogenic global warming]] theory, while only 23% of [[Republicans]] believe the science supports it.
Liberals and conservatives in the U.S. are evenly split on the issue. ''Boston Globe'' writer [[Ellen Goodman]] wrote:
* 23 percent of college-educated Republicans believe [[anthropogenic global warming|the warming is due to humans]], while 75 percent of college-educated Democrats believe it. <ref> [http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2007/02/09/no_change_in_political_climate/] </ref>
As we learn more about climate, the "settled" conclusions of global-warming [[alarmist]]s appear more and more ridiculous.
As we learn more about climate, the "settled" conclusions of global-warming [[alarmist]]s appear more and more ridiculous.