97% of Climate Scientists Really Do Agree

The video discusses the 97% consensus among climate scientists that humans are causing global warming, primarily based on John Cook's 2013 study. It explains how consensus is measured, the gap between public perception and scientific reality, and the importance of consensus in science. The video also addresses criticisms of consensus studies and highlights the role of consensus in scientific progress.

What percentage of scientific papers agreed with the consensus on climate change according to John Cook's study?

How does the process of peer review contribute to scientific consensus?

What methods are used to measure the consensus among climate scientists?

Why do everyday people often underestimate the level of agreement among climate scientists?

In what way is the argument about plate tectonics used to illustrate a point about climate change consensus?

What is the significance of the statement that 'doubt about what's causing climate change really only exists amongst people who aren't experts'?

What does the author suggest is the next important question we should focus on regarding climate change?