No, 97 per cent of scientists do not agree on climate change. In fact, as climate writer Andy West’s new paper explains on Climate Etc, they’ve been verballed. As he writes, there:
[I]s no merit in the claim “that catastrophic anthropogenic global warming is the mainstream scientific position”, i.e. mainstream science as represented by the IPCC AR5 working group chapters, does not support the concept of a high certainty (absent action) of imminent global catastrophe…
Within the public domain, there is a widespread narrative of certainty (absent deep emissions cuts) of near-term (decades) climate catastrophe.
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