"Polls" are often found wanting. Polls can be manipulated to get the required result or just be innacurate. The result can be varied depending on the way the questions are worded, who is actually asked the question and when the question is asked. For example if there is a very hot day that you ask, is there global warming then the answer is more likely to get a yes than if you asked it on a very cold day. If asked during a bushfire and a drought the yes vote would be more dominant than if you asked the question during a bleak wet day in the mu\iddle of a flood.
1000 years ago if the qurstion was "is the earth flat" I doubt that the majority would have said no. Alarmists always quote a high percentage. I have never been polled on the subject. Kas anyone here actually been "polled" for an opinion. Take a poll at a Greta rally and you will get a 99% result in favour of global warming for sure. Take a class room at a school where all are taught global warming disaster and the poll will be 100% that there is a disaster approaching.
Polls are generally a joke and at best, unreliable.
