No, but we are accountable for about 22%.

Here are a few organizations that accept anthropogenic global warming as real & scientifically accepted:

NASA's Goddard Institue of Space Studies
National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
National Academy of Sciences
State of Canadian Cryosphere
Enivronmental Protection Agency
The Royal Society of the UK
American Geophysical Union
American Meterological Society
American Institute for Physics
Canadian Meterological & Oceanographic Society
Chinese Acadamy of Scientists
Swedish Acadamy of Scientists
Science Council of Japan
Russian Academy of Science
Indian National Science Academy
Accademia dei Lincei (Italy)
Academie des Sciences (France)
Academy of Science (Germany)
...To name a few....

But if you think scientists are too liberal and politicians too unreliable, perhaps the opinion of key industry represenatives might be more convincing:

BP: the largest oil company in the UK and one of the largest in the world say:
"There is an increasing concensous that climate change is linked to the consumption of carbon based fuels".

SHELL OIL: Shell shares the widespread concern that the emission of greenhouse gases from human activities is leading to changes in the global climates.

A group of 18 of the top CEO's in Canada recently wrote an open letter to the Canadian Prime Minister:
"We accept the IPCC concensous that climate change raises the risk of sever consequences for human health & security and the environment, and note that Canada is particularly vulnerbale to the impact of climate change".


Any of you guys still the the world is flat too??? LOL!!!!