A new Enviroment/Climate poll has been created.

Leaked memos. Inaccurate ’science.’ The fact that most media still refer to global warming as a ‘debate’ rather than a fact. What do you think – and has your opinion changed over the last year?

A new Enviroment/Climate poll has been created.

For two decades a lot of chin-wagging has gone on about man-made “climate change”. A lot of carbon has been introduced to the atmosphere by private jets going to and fro from these meetings; rainforests have been chopped down to print all of the “agreements” etc. What is trying to be accomplished is for developed countries (excluding China and India of course) to pay your tax dollars to developing countries to curb their carbon emissions.

A new Enviroment/Climate poll has been created.

What was agreed upon falls far below many expectations but does keep most goals alive, and it apparently addresses the needs of developing countries. What do you think?

A new Enviroment/Climate poll has been created.

Carbon Trading (also known as emission trading,cap and trade, or cap and tax) is an administrative approach used to control pollution by providing economic incentives for achieving reductions in the emissions of pollutants. Many critics say it not a real solution, as it allows ’sanctioned’ pollution levels and has to much government control. What do you think?

A new Enviroment/Climate poll has been created.

Britain and other rich countries should open their borders and accept the millions of the world’s poorest people who will be displaced by climate change, says Bangladesh’s finance minister. Should they?

A new Enviroment/Climate poll has been created.

Governments are the focus at the COP15 Climate Change Conference, but what are you doing to help?

A new Enviroment/Climate poll has been created.

If the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP 15) in Copenhagen is successful, many countries will ratify agreements on carbon reductions, and other measures to combat climate change. Which of these countries/regions do you think will have the largest positive impact on climate change after 2012?