Hacked climate science emails

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  Feel free to doubt climate change: just don't deny it

  18 Apr 2010:

  After months of controversy, the University of East Anglia climate unit was exonerated last week over the leaked emails affair. Science editor Robin McKie says there are lessons to be learned – but those who call themselves sceptics must address their own intellectual dishonesty

• Climate change is not a terrorist matter

  15 Apr 2010: Henry Porter: The use of a specialist extremist intelligence unit in investigating the hacked UEA emails is part of a disturbing trend in policing

• Climate science: The dark side of the light

  15 Apr 2010: Editorial: Telling the truth does not offer sufficient protection from the limelight's unforgiving glare

• Scientists cleared of malpractice in UEA's hacked emails inquiry

  14 Apr 2010: Researchers 'dedicated if slightly disorganised', but basic science was fair, finds inquiry commissioned by university

• Hacked climate science emails: were requests for information vexatious?

  8 Apr 2010:

  George Monbiot: Original requests for information from the Climatic Research Unit appear to have been genuine, but there are later enquiries that could potentially be seen as aggravating

• James Lovelock's climate change pessimism is unhelpful

  1 Apr 2010:

  Chris Huntingford: James Lovelock's argument that we ought to suspend democracy to fix climate change is less than constructive

• Hacked climate email inquiry cleared Jones but serious questions remain

  31 Mar 2010: Fred Pearce: Climate inquiry has dodged key questions in its rush to clear the name of the harangued head of the Climate Research Unit

• Climate researchers 'secrecy' criticised – but MPs say science remains intact

  31 Mar 2010: Leaked emails from UK's Climate Research Unit show scientists withheld information - but inquiry blames university

• James Lovelock: 'Fudging data is a sin against science'

  29 Mar 2010: In his first major interview since the climate-change emails scandal, James Lovelock says he is disgusted by the actions of some scientists, applauds 'good' climate sceptics, and warns that global warming could even lead to war

• James Lovelock: Humans are too stupid to prevent climate change

  29 Mar 2010:

  In his first in-depth interview since the theft of UEA emails, the scientist blames inertia and democracy for lack of action

• Lord Oxburgh to head new UEA inquiry

  22 Mar 2010: Former chair of the science and technology select committee will lead a panel to reassess the scientific papers produced by the Climatic Research Unit

• Scientists should stop deceiving us

  12 Mar 2010:

  Response: In holding that the aim of science is truth alone, they misrepresent its real aims, says Nicholas Maxwell

• How to avoid your own 'climategate' scandal

  9 Mar 2010:

  Leaked emails between climate scientists at the University of East Anglia have caused a furore. Phil Jones on how not to get caught out by freedom of information requests

• Climate sceptics guilty of double standards in condemnation over data

  5 Mar 2010:

  Bob Ward: Global warming thinktank has made exactly the kind minor factual error that would have been seized on by sceptics

• How public trust in climate scientists can be restored

  5 Mar 2010:

  Chris Huntingford: The Met Office's review of latest climate research will strengthen the case for human-induced climate change

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