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Summary
The globe is currently heating up, and climate has indeed
made its way on to the political agenda and into the minds
of everyday people. Opinion on the subject has changed
dramatically in recent years. Whether global warming is
fact or fiction is thus no longer an issue in most discus-
sions. Rather, the focus is on what mankind can do to stop
further warming. In other words, it has become the general
conception that global warming is indeed a fact, and that
mankind is responsible for what is currently happening to
the climate.
Within the last century, the average global temperature