Well if 97% of those professionally qualified to test it have one opinion, wouldn't it be prudent to hear the opinions and data for the 3% who don't? Sometimes

Well if 97% of those professionally qualified to test it have one opinion, wouldn't it be prudent to hear the opinions and data for the 3% who don't? Sometimes the 97% can be wrong. A classic example of this is the scientist who determined that ulcers within the stomach are caused by bacteria and not stomach acid. His opinions were beaten down by everyone doing research into how to curb stomach acid. As to the climate issue, I have no opinion as I haven't looked at the evidence myself.