climate change

Monday morning roundup

Mideast peace talks hang in the balance and the eurozone continues to grapple with sovereign debt.

After ‘Glaciergate,’ UN panel on climate change mulls reforms

Need to Know talks with the man who reviewed the work of the UN’s Nobel Prize-winning climate science body, the IPCC, which has been accused of some embarrassing errors, such as ‘Glaciergate.’

2 Comments

Security Wikileaks is preparing “biggest leak of military intelligence” ever, Ian Overton of The Bureau of Investigative Journalism told Newsweek. The new documents are primarily “U.S. military field reports related to the Iraq War,” according to Overton, whose London- based non-profit is collaborating with the rogue outlet. Economy In an interview with The Atlantic’s Jeff [...]

View Comments

Judge denies request for records in UVA climate case

A Virginia judge set aside a request for records related to research by a prominent climate scientist at the University of Virginia. But the attorney general vowed immediately to try again.

2 Comments

Michael Mann on the latest Climategate crusade

In 1998, Michael Mann published a graph that showed the Earth was getting warmer. Now he’s being investigated for fraud. Alison Stewart talks to Mann to get his side of the story.

5 Comments

Climate scientist calls Va. attorney general’s fraud probe ‘harassment’

An influential climate scientist who has been accused by the Virginia attorney general of defrauding the public calls the probe “criminal harassment” and warns that the case could set a “horrifying” precedent.

18 Comments