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Mainstream opinion on global warming is divided into views held by scientists adhering to the most widely supported Scientific opinion on climate change and a possibly shorter list of scientists opposing the mainstream scientific assessment of global warming. There is no agreement between the two groups on their relative proportions, let alone whether the world's scientists have come to a Global warming consensus.