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The '''anthropogenic global warming theory''' (dubbed "'''man-made global warming'''") holds [[human being|human beings ]] responsible for most of the slight [[warming trend]] seen since the [[Little Ice Age]]. A panel The anthropogenic global warming theory is one of several explanations for the 1.5 degrees [[United NationsFahrenheit|F]] is "90% sure" that most [[global of warming]] of the earth's surface recorded since about 1950 has been caused by human beings1850.<ref>[http://physicsworldwww.comcru.uea.ac.uk/cwscru/articleinfo/newswarming/26979 Mankind to blame for global warming, says IPCCClimatic Research Unit Sheet #1]</ref> But Roger PielkeHowever, [[ProfessorGreenpeace]] of Environmental Studies at the co-founder [[University of ColoradoPatrick Moore]], said, "After [[Climategateglobal warming]], the surface temperature record is being called into question.most likely a " To experts such as McIntyre and Pielkenatural phenomenon, perhaps the most baffling thing has been the near-unanimity over " because there is no [[proof]] of man-made global warming, and suggested that "[[alarmism]] in the world’s " is driving politicians to create bad [[mainstream mediaenvironmental]] - a unanimity much greater than that found among scientistspolicies.<refname=greenpeace>David RoseJonathon M. Seidl. [http://www.dailymailtheblaze.co.ukcom/newsstories/articlegreenpeace-1235395/SPECIALfounder-INVESTIGATIONquestions-Climateman-changemade-emailsglobal-rowwarming/ Greenpeace Founder Questions Man-deepens--Russians-admit-DID-send-them.html SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: Climate change emails row deepens as Russians admit they DID come from their Siberian serverMade Global Warming], ''[[UKThe Blaze]] ''Mail Online'', December 13Posted on January 20, 20092011.</ref>

The anthropogenic A panel of the [[United Nations]] is "90% sure" that most [[global warming theory is one of several explanations ]] since about 1950 has been caused by human beings.<ref>[http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/26979 Mankind to blame for global warming, says IPCC]</ref> But Roger Pielke, [[Professor]] of Environmental Studies at the 1.5 degrees F [[University of Colorado]], said, "After Climategate, the surface temperature record is being called into question." To experts such as McIntyre and Pielke, perhaps the most baffling thing has been the near-unanimity over [[global warming]] in the world’s [[mainstream media]] - a unanimity much greater than that found among scientists.<ref>David Rose. [http://www.crudailymail.uea.acco.uk/crunews/infoarticle-1235395/warming/ Climatic Research Unit Sheet #1SPECIAL-INVESTIGATION-Climate-change-emails-row-deepens--Russians-admit-DID-send-them.html SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: Climate change emails row deepens as Russians admit they DID come from their Siberian server], [[UK]] ''Mail Online'', December 13, 2009.</ref> of Moreover, appearing on [[Fox Business Network]] with Stuart Varney, Greenpeace co-founder, Patrick Moore, explained why he left the earth's surface recorded since 1850organization. While talking with Varney, Moore explained that departure was in part due to the group’s "extremist positions" and it being hijacked by political and social causes as well as the left.<ref name=greenpeace/> Exposing the green movement, Moore also said he’s not the only environmentalist that believes like him.

The anthropogenic global warming theory enjoys broad based political support from [[Liberals]], [[GreensSocialists]] and , as well as the US U.S. [[Democratic Party]], and . Supporters of the anthropogenic global warming theory supporters frequently assert the existence of a "[[scientific consensus]]," <ref>see [[Politics of global warming]].</ref> which was revealed by [[ClimateGate]] as favoring their viewpoint (see while suppressing counter evidence, so that [[Politics Legislator|legislators]] can use this false sense of scientific support to gain more power, enabling them to enact stricter legislation to combat man-made global warming. At the same time, most or all supporters of the anthropogenic global warming theory frequently declare, "the debate is over." The reality is that strict environmental legislation is not necessary, is not beneficial and in fact does more harm than good, and is outside of the [[U.S. Constitution|constitutional]] limits of the [[United States]])government.  {{Climategate scandal}}