The American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) does not have a formal, unified opinion on climate change. It is important to understand that the AAPG is a professional organization comprised of individual members with diverse perspectives on the issue.

While some members of the AAPG may accept the scientific consensus on climate change, others may hold differing views. The organization itself avoids taking a stance on this complex and politically charged issue.

The AAPG's focus is on promoting the science of geology, including the exploration and development of oil and gas resources. It provides a forum for its members to share research, advance their careers, and engage in professional development.

However, the AAPG does recognize the importance of environmental issues and has published articles and held conferences on topics related to climate change and energy resources. For example, the AAPG has published articles on carbon capture and storage, renewable energy, and the role of natural gas in a low-carbon future.

Therefore, while the AAPG doesn't have a formal stance on climate change, it acknowledges the issue and encourages its members to engage in informed discussions and contribute to finding solutions.