Not necessarily. There are a lot of companies that own a majority of patents on "green technology". There is also significant incentive in getting corporate lobbying into the governmental process in order to push and promote specific green solutions, be it for government contracts, or government subsidies. A prime example of that is the corn lobby pushing ethanal blending, which uses more gasoline, produces less energy by volume, and has the wonderful side effect of sucking moisture into your gas tank. Likewise the solar companies that have gotten government subsidies and then done nothing. Or "green" lightbulb manufacturers who get a massive contract with a local utility to pass out their bulbs to customers. Or, or, or... The fact is, selling on fear of global warming (not saying climate change isn't true, only that they are indeed marketing on fear), is a multi billion dollar industry. There is a pile of corporate money sitting there with the scientific communities name on it, provided they are willing to go along with the narrative that their product works. Or at the very least address a problem that allows the company to market their product as being relevant to climate science. And that isn't to say that the findings are false, or wrong, or that they should be ignored. But it does show that there is at the very least a conflict of interest, and an influence of money. Enough money that a scientific group may choose to do climate studies purely to get extra funding money, even if it isn't their area of environmental science. Which muddies the waters of peer review, and in some ways, I think, dilutes the message.

Make no mistake, climate change is real, and it is a multi billion dollar industry, and it is being used to market fear on both sides of the spectrum. Because, sadly, where their is money, their is corruption. And world governments have plenty of both, and the biggest axe to grind with climate change. That is enough to at least be skeptical of random claims, and do your due diligence to research any and all claims put forth. Follow the money.