I'm not sure how I feel about it. One side is sure it's real while the other is sure it's not. Instead of believing what my television tells me I usually try to research these things for myself. A few things I've learned: - Global warming comes off as a politically correct agenda which naturally causes people to question it. It doesn't help that they keep changing it's name to fit said hypothetical agenda. Regardless, we should cut down on pollution either way. -They say warming is caused by carbon dioxide in the atmosphere but there was fifty times as much during the ice age. -We are definitely having an impact on our environment but it may not be anywhere near as significant as they say. -All models and simulations by the scientists who came up with the concept were hugely over exaggerated. Many respectable environmental scientists don't even consider them to be legitimate. -The Earth's average temperature has inceased one degree since 1997. -The Earth's temperature has fluxuated many times in history ([url=en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Ice_Age][/url], and these fluxuations many times reflect sun spot and solar flare activity. -We don't know everything and shouldn't assume that others do. My conclusion: Still not sure. Need more unbiased information.