carbon tax, page-6

http://coast.gkss.de/staff/storch/pdf/GKSS_2010_9.CLISCI.pdf

http://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/09/25/where-consensus-fails/#more-25352

A newly released survey done in 2008 of 375 climate scientists - mostly mainstream ones - reveals not quite the certainty and unanimity we?re so often sold by the Leftist media:

66.5% agreed or strongly agreed that future climate ?will be a result of anthropogenic causes.?

Even so, there are areas of climate science that some people want to claim is settled, but where scientists don?t agree.

Only 12% agree or strongly agree that data availability for climate change analysis is adequate. More than 21% disagree or strongly disagree?

Perhaps most importantly, only 17.75% agree or strongly agree with the statement, ?The state of theoretical understanding of climate change phenomena is adequate.? An equal percentage disagreed or strongly disagreed.

A third also agree or strongly agree that ?external politics? has influenced the direction of climate research this past decade.